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Scientists fitted nearly 1,750 monarch butterflies with tiny solar-powered trackers

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In an innovative effort, researchers have equipped around 1,750 monarch butterflies with solar-powered trackers to study their extensive migration patterns. This advanced tracking…

Have you ever watched a butterfly pass by and wondered where it was headed? With their distinctive colours and wing patterns, butterflies have a way of catching our attention and, lately, the attention of scientists in particular. According to U.S.

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