From Metamorphosis To Traveling 3000 Miles ; The Unreal Journey Of Monarch Butterflies!!🦋

In this episode, we explore the Great Migration of Monarch butterflies. 🦋 These incredible insects embark on a journey spanning up to 3,000 miles from the northern United States and Canada to the warm climates of Mexico and California. Discover why Monarch butterflies are not only beautiful but also fascinating creatures with unique behaviors and survival strategies.
What You’ll Learn:
Learn all about the the eggs , then the hungry caterpillars lifecycles, and finally to becoming adult butterflies after going through the chrysalis stage.
The Great Migration: Understand the epic journey of the super generation Monarchs, their navigation techniques using the sun and magnetic fields, and the challenges they face along the way.
Survival Strategies: Learn how Monarchs use milkweed toxins to deter predators and why they need to bask in the sun to warm up before flight.
Conservation Efforts: Find out about the threats Monarchs face, including habitat loss, climate change, and pesticide use, and what is being done to protect them.
This video is perfect for anyone interested in butterflies, wildlife, and nature conservation. Whether you’re a student, a teacher, or just a nature enthusiast, you’ll find this deep dive into the world of Monarch butterflies both educational and inspiring.
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[@barbiev5675]

🐛🦋❤

[@valerievictoria8233]

3000 miles is a lot !

[@thelazynortherngardener7607]

Well done ❤

[@tv.skinjournal]

I’m scared of butterflies 😅

[@AnimalFeaturesTV]

What makes you fearful of them?

[@jdsguy123]

This is your best video yet Valerie! Well spoken!!

[@EnglishTeacherJoe]

Agreed!

[@ivrebeauty]

Great job Valerie!

[@AnimalFeaturesTV]

Honestly though!