<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ke hobaneng ha linonyana li fofa ka boroa nakong ea marihanan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain why birds fly south during the winter . Response in English: Birds fly south during the winter as an instinctual behavior known as migration. This behavior has evolved over time as a response to changing seasons and availability of resources. During the winter, colder temperatures, reduced food supplies, and decreased daylight in the northern hemisphere can make it difficult for birds to survive. By migrating to the warmer, southern regions, they are able to access more abundant food supplies and nesting opportunities. This movement allows them to improve their chances of surviving the winter, and, in turn, their chances of successfully breeding and raising their young in the following years nesting season. . Response in Sesotho: Linonyana li fofa ka boroa nakong ea mariha e le mokhoa oa tlhaho o tsejoang e le ho falla. Boitšoaro bona bo fetohile ha nako e ntse e ea e le karabelo ea ho fetoha ha linako tsa selemo le ho fumaneha ha lisebelisoa. Mariha, lithempereichara tse batang, lijo tse fokotsehileng le ho fokotseha ha motšehare karolong e ka leboea ea lefatše li ka thatafalletsa linonyana ho phela. Ka ho fallela libakeng tse futhumetseng, tse ka boroa, ba khona ho fumana lijo tse ngata le menyetla ea ho haha lihlaha. Mokhatlo ona o li lumella ho ntlafatsa menyetla ea tsona ea ho phela mariha, me, ka lehlakoreng le leng, menyetla ea tsona ea ho ikatisa le ho hōlisa malinyane a tsona nakong ea selemo se latelang sa ho haha lihlaha. 