Question

In Australia, for example (where our study was performed), many of the birds can fly great distances, sometimes across the whole of Australia, often because of unpredictable weather. Birds in other parts of the world where the weather is more predictable, such as England and America, do not have to fly such long distances.

1. Observation
2. Question
3. Hypothesis
4. Collect Evidence

Answer 1

Observation: Birds in Australia can fly great distances, sometimes across the whole of Australia, often because of unpredictable weather.
Question: Why do birds in Australia have to fly such long distances while birds in other parts of the world with more predictable weather do not?
Hypothesis: The weather in Australia is unpredictable, which leads birds to fly longer distances than birds in other parts of the world with more predictable weather.
Collect Evidence: To test this hypothesis, data on the flight patterns and weather conditions of birds in Australia and other parts of the world would need to be collected and analyzed. Additionally, comparing the flight patterns of birds in different regions with similar weather patterns could provide further evidence.