Where do Monarch Butterflys live?

Answer 1

Monarch Butterflies range from Central America north through Southern Canada. The majority migrate in the winter to Mexico though there are some non-migratory subspecies in the warmer regions of its range. The migration northward takes several generations, each generation lasting a few weeks. The migration southward, e.g. to Mexico, occurs in one longer-lived stage.

Monarch Butterflies have been introduced to Australia and New Zealand and Hawaii. They appear occasionally on the east side of the Atlantic, thought to be transported across the ocean. These populations are not known to migrate.

Millions, even hundreds of millions, of Monarch butterflies traditionally migrate to Mexico, to a particular forest outside of Mexico City, each winter. There have been severe losses to the population of Monarchs in recent decades.
any where except cold places

Answer 2

Monarch butterflies range from Central America north through Southern Canada. The majority migrate in the winter to Mexico though there are some non-migratory subspecies in the warmer regions of its range. The migration northward takes several generations, each generation lasting a few weeks. The migration southward, e.g. to Mexico, occurs in one longer-lived stage.

Monarch butterflies have been introduced to Australia and New Zealand and Hawaii. They appear occasionally on the east side of the Atlantic, thought to be transported across the ocean. These populations are not known to migrate.

Millions, even hundreds of millions, of Monarch butterflies traditionally migrate to Mexico, to a particular forest outside of Mexico City, each winter. There have been severe losses to the population of Monarchs in recent decades.
any where except cold places

Answer 3

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