Inside the monarch butterfly migration mystery: flying to Mexico from Canada, the U.S.
Summary
Monarch butterflies travel every year from Canada and the United States to a remote area in Mexico to spend the winter. After wintering there, millions of these butterflies begin their long journey back north.Key Facts
- Monarch butterflies migrate thousands of miles from Canada and the U.S. to Mexico.
- They spend the winter in a specific remote location in Mexico.
- The migration has been happening for thousands of years.
- Tens of millions of monarchs take part in this annual journey.
- The butterflies only begin traveling back north after wintering in Mexico.
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