🌎✨ The Arctic Tern has one of the longest migration routes of any bird, flying over 50,000 miles round-trip each year! From the Arctic, where it breeds, to Antarctica, where it winters, and back again. Over its lifetime, that's an astonishing 1.8 million miles! 🧳 Talk about a frequent flyer! Our Bird of the Week also experiences more daylight each year than any other animal, thanks to breeding under the endless Arctic summer sun and wintering in the "southern summer" of Antarctica. ☀️ 💡We’re

We just wrapped our first install featuring an Arctic Tern window on the rear panel above the tailgate ☀️ a clean, functional upgrade that brings in airflow, light, and visibility where it matters. 🪟Arctic Tern windows are unique because they open to the full size of the window, providing maximum ventilation. With multiple locking positions, the top hinged design allows them to be open even during rainy conditions. 🪰 Insect screens and blackout privacy blinds with reflective exteriors keep the

The arctic tern (Sterna paradisaea) has one of the longest annual migrations of any animal on Earth! Every year, arctic terns migrate from the Arctic Circle to the Antarctic Circle— a round-trip journey of about 18,000 miles. #WorldMigratoryBirdDay 🐦 | Science Channel

421K views · 8.8K reactions | The arctic tern makes the equivalent of three trips to the moon and back in its lifetime. | National Geographic | Facebook