The Monarch Butterfly 🦋 is known for distinct orange and black coloring, and a spectacular annual migration, spanning a distance of nearly 4,000 kilometers. Threatened by habitat destruction and a changing climate, the IUCN now lists this species as Endangered. Visit our website to learn more about our work to protect critical habitat for species like the Monarch Butterfly: https://bit.ly/3gLEm3r . . . . . 📸: Video by Pronatura Noreste | Rainforest Trust

64 reactions · 12 shares | Did you know monarch butterflies have slow-motion flapping wings? The average butterfly flaps its wings around 20 times per second. This recognizably orange species, on the other hand, flaps its wings around 5 to 12 times a second. Nat Geo Explorer and Photo Ark Joel Sartore, Photographer documented this monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) near Lincoln, Nebraska. | National Geographic Society | Facebook

👑 How to install your Monarch MTB Grips: 1. Remove old grips and thoroughly clean/degrease bars. 2. Slide grips onto bar, ensuring the grips are fitted to the correct side. The ‘L’ and ‘R’ markings on the lockrings indicate left and right oriented grips and should be fitted to the left and right as seen by the rider. 3. Orientate correctly so that the crown logo on the end is facing upwards. This will set a good default position for the finger bars and thumb pad. Roll forwards or backwards slig

The evolution of UK monarchs from 2025 to 1702 🇬🇧 #kingcharles #queenelizabeth #kinggeorgevi #kingedwardviii #kinggeorgev #kingedwardvii #queenvictoria | Royal Family News