However, some animals that are generally considered non-migratory include:
* Many mammals: Domesticated animals, squirrels, raccoons, and many other mammals living in stable environments tend not to migrate.
* Some birds: Birds that live in tropical rainforests with abundant food year-round might not migrate.
* Reptiles and amphibians: Many reptiles and amphibians have relatively small ranges and don't migrate long distances.
Remember:
* Climate change is altering migration patterns for many species.
* Human activities can also disrupt migration routes.
It's always best to consider the specific species and its environment when assessing migration patterns.