Intro
Migration
Importance
Threats
What We Can Do
100

What color are the wings of a monarch butterfly?

Vibrant Orange

100

How far can some monarchs migrate during their journey to Mexico?

2,800 miles

100

What role do monarchs play in our ecosystem?

pollinators

100

What is one major threat to monarch butterflies?

the elimination of milkweed

100

What can individuals plant to help monarchs in their communities?

milkweed in a pollinator garden

200

What plant does a female monarch butterfly lay her eggs on?

Milkweed

200

What environmental cues do monarchs use to know when to migrate?

the changes in temperature and daylight

200

What percentage of the world's food comes from pollinated plants?

35%

200

How does climate change affect monarchs

it causes shifting weather conditions

200

Name one way to contribute to the protection of monarch habitats

 supporting environmentally friendly projects

300

How long does it take for a monarch egg to hatch?

Four days

300

How long do monarchs typically live?

four to five weeks

300

What do monarchs carry from one flowering plant to another?

pollen

300

What human activities threaten the habitats of monarchs?

 agriculture and land development

300

What can you do to educate others about monarch butterflies?

sharing what you learned with family and friends

400

What is the final stage a caterpillar enters before becoming a butterfly?

a chrysalis or pupa

400

What term describes the process of monarchs returning north after winter?

 migration

400

Name two other creatures that also play a role in pollination.

birds, bees, bats

400

What illegal activity is harming the forests where monarchs hibernate?

deforestation

400

Why is it important to plant native flowering plants?

to provide critical rest stops for migrating monarchs

500

How much can a caterpillar weigh compared to its original egg?

up to 3,000 times

500

How many generations of monarchs are needed to complete the full migratory pattern in a year?

four to five generations

500

Why are pollinators critical for plant reproduction?

they help fertilize plants to produce seeds and fruit

500

How does the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) help protect monarchs?

by working with local communities to protect the habitats of monarch butterflies

500

How can you find the right type of milkweed to plant?

by checking the World Wildlife Fund website or asking a local nursery

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