Monarch Butterflies and Hummingbirds

In a grove, half a billion monarch butterflies rest after migrating from Canada to escape winter. Their return to the same spot remains a mystery. Hummingbirds, feeding on nectar, pose no threat to the butterflies. As winter ends, the sun warms the butterflies, enabling them to fly. A spy hummingbird, designed to be harmless, captures the rare spectacle of butterflies in motion. The video highlights the beauty and detail of this natural phenomenon.

Where do monarch butterflies migrate from to escape the cold winter?

• Mexico

• Alaska

• Canada

• Brazil

What do hummingbirds and monarch butterflies have in common regarding their diet?

• Both feed on nectar

• Both feed on seeds

• Both feed on insects

• Both feed on fruits

How do monarch butterflies conserve warmth during rest?

• By burrowing underground

• By clustering together

• By basking in the sun

• By flying continuously

At what temperature do monarch butterflies start to fly?

• 50 degrees

• 70 degrees

• 40 degrees

• 60 degrees

What is the role of the spy hummingbird in the butterfly grove?

• To feed on butterflies

• To observe without harm

• To protect butterflies

• To capture butterflies

What transformation occurs as the butterflies begin to fly?

• A trickle becomes a stream

• A cascade becomes a waterfall

• A stream becomes a river

• A river becomes an ocean