Animals
Monarch Butterflies Begin Migration To Their Winter Homes [INTERACTIVE]
Every year, monarch butterflies migrate south or west to escape cold northern climates. To better understand this annual migration, reseachers from Washington State University have been breeding and releasing butterflies that are labeled with identification stickers.
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