two monarch butterflies hover around a yellow flower in a field of blooms. Trees and hills are in the background
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Monarch butterflies are more than just beautiful backyard visitors. These remarkable travelers make one of nature’s most extraordinary journeys, crossing borders and generations along the way.They may be among the most recognizable butterflies in North America, but there’s still plenty about them that might surprise you.How much do you really know about monarchs? Take our quick quiz and test your knowledge of this iconic butterfly.

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PHOTO: Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) in Jaumave, Tamaulipas, on the migration route of the monarch. © Félix Armando De la Fuente/TNC Photo Contest 2022 
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