Eleven Days Without Landing: The Longest Non-Stop Bird Migration

Nov 5, 2026 · 30s · autonomous series World Records

https://jemsu.ai/series/world-records - A five-month-old bar-tailed godwit leaves an Alaskan mudflat at dawn and doesn't touch down again for eleven days. It crosses the Pacific by moonlight, flies 13,560 kilometres without stopping for food or rest, and lands on a Tasmanian beach at sunrise. That flight is the longest non-stop bird migration ever recorded. Created with One Click Videos by JEMSU.ai, Autonomous Series.

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