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This Is Why You Never See a Monarch Chrysalis
You see monarch caterpillars, you see monarch butterflies — but why don't you see a monarch chrysalis? Here's what makes them ...
Texas' weather this year may offer a clue. After a relatively mild summer, September and October have brought persistent ...
For monarch caterpillars, the world of horror movies is all too real. Killer parasitoids live and grow inside their bodies, then burst from their lifeless corpses. This gruesome relationship has been ...
Monarchs west of the Rocky Mountains make up the “western population,” with most heading to California and some continuing ...
DALLAS — The monarch butterfly isn't just iconic. It's also the state insect of Texas. But experts warn Texans are likely to see fewer of the insect's instantly recognizable orange and black wings ...
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