Wildlife Officials Move to List Monarch Butterflies as Threatened Species
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced plans to list monarch butterflies as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act.
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Why do some butterflies and moths have eyespots?
Butterfly and moth wings can be stunningly beautiful ... Eyespots aren't restricted to butterflies and moths - they appear in a number of places throughout the animal kingdom. There are fish, birds, ...
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Inside the Murky World of Butterfly Catchers
Hatchlings are killed young, to preserve their wings. The trade in rare butterflies—both legal and illegal—spans the planet, from catchers to middlemen to collectors. A catcher on Bacan island ...
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'It takes great change to find your wings': There's no time better than present to learn about butterflies
A surprising number of our precocious ... some becoming real prodigies in the field. Seldom, however, do you find a butterfly expert among their ranks, or even among otherwise competent adult ...
Monarch butterfly numbers low in Pacific Grove and across the state
The Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History reports a significant decline in monarch butterfly numbers, raising concerns among scientists.