USA Moth

The USA Moth, often referring to the Monarch butterfly's migration, is a remarkable annual journey where millions of Monarchs travel thousands of miles from North America to central Mexico for the winter. This migration is driven by changes in temperature and food availability, allowing the butterflies to survive colder months. In spring, they return north to lay eggs and continue the cycle. The migration highlights the monarch's impressive navigation skills and the importance of preserving their habitats, as their numbers have declined due to habitat loss and environmental changes.