Monarch Butterfly Facts and Life Cycle

The video explores the fascinating life of the monarch butterfly, detailing its life cycle from egg to butterfly, its incredible transformation, and its long migration journey. Monarchs are found in various parts of the Americas and can travel thousands of miles, sometimes reaching Great Britain. Their migration is so extensive that only their descendants complete the journey back, often resting in the same trees as their ancestors. The monarch butterfly is celebrated for its remarkable life cycle and migration, earning its title as an amazing animal.

Where can monarch butterflies be found?

• Only in North America

• In North, Central, and South America

• Only in South America

• Only in Central America

What do monarch caterpillars feed on?

• Flowers

• Tree bark

• Milkweed leaves

• Grass

What is the first stage of a monarch butterfly's life?

• Butterfly

• Pupa

• Egg

• Caterpillar

How long does it take for a monarch butterfly to transform from an egg to a butterfly?

• Around three months

• Around a month

• Around a week

• Around a year

What is one of the most remarkable aspects of the monarch butterfly's transformation?

• Its color change

• Its size increase

• Its ability to fly immediately

• Its short transformation time

How far can monarch butterflies travel?

• Thousands of miles

• Hundreds of miles

• Dozens of miles

• Tens of miles