Monarch butterfly census flutters upward

The monarch butterfly population, “after years of being ravaged by severe weather and shrinking habitats,” shows signs of recovery, reports the New York Times. The orange-and-black butterflies, one of the best-known creatures in America, covered 10 acres of mountain forests in Mexico this winter, more than three times the area they covered last year during… » Read More

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