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Monarchs migrate to Mexico as tracking method advances
Millions of monarch butterflies from North America are migrating to Mexico for winter, with this year's count being 59% lower than last year. Scientists are using solar-powered tracking devices to monitor their 3,000-mile journey, aiming to better understand migration routes and improve conservation efforts amid ongoing threats like habitat loss and climate change. Over 1,800 butterflies have been tagged across North America, marking significant progress in tracking their migration.
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