How is a Human Vacation Like Monarch Migration? List similarities and differences. SAMPLE CHART (Note: As soon as students get the idea, let them pose their own comparisons rather than give them ideas from the list below.) Human Travel Monarch Migration Travel in vehicle (car, plane, train) Have only a body (equipped with wings) Gasoline fuels the trip Stored fat (lipids) fuel the migration A map, directions or another person is needed when traveling to a new place Instinct guides the way Use calendars and clocks to tell when it's time to come and go Internal, biological clocks keep good time Children travel with family Monarchs travel alone (even when only a few days old)! Usually travel for enjoyment, to visit relatives, etc. Must migrate to survive Create the habitat they need where ever travel Can only survive in specific habitat Copyright 2001-2007 Journey North. All Rights Reserved. Please send all questions, comments, and suggestions to our feedback form.