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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Environment
Oliver Milman

More than beautiful: the beloved monarch butterfly is one of the world’s great migrators

Monarch butterfly
Monarchs use the angle of the sun and the Earth’s magnetic field to guide them. Composite: Guardian Design/Getty Images/Alamy/Shutterstock

Imagine your body was the weight of a raisin, supported by just a pair of flimsy, gossamer wings. Now imagine that you had to fly for 3,000 miles, avoiding storms, highways and predators, to ensure your species continued.

Could you do it? Unless you’re a monarch butterfly, fortunately you won’t have to face such a challenge.

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