Isn't it incredible that Ruby-throated Hummingbirds, which weigh less than 4 grams, fly across the Gulf of Mexico during #migration? That's up to 20 hours of nonstop flying, covering hundreds of miles!
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#hummingbird#bird#birdfacts
Students are designing and conducting an investigation to determine the proportion of time plants and animals spend in each stage of the cell cycle. @ArgumentDriven #MortonPride
Just by planting one milkweed plant can help the monarch butterflies. The monarch butterflies enjoy the nectar from the flowers and help pollinate other plants. Monarchs lay eggs on the undersides of the leaves where they stay until they become adults and are ready to take flight
Some early morning argumentation. Great discussions on whether plants and animals spend the same proportion of time in each stage of the cell cycle. This ADI really made them think critically and gain better understanding of the nature of science @ArgumentDriven #MortonPride
We depend on nature so much for our everyday necessities, but we still treat it as if nature were disposable and infinite. Nature has provided us with everything we need, and has helped us so much. Why don't we do the same? 😅 #MortonPride#MonarchButterfly#nature@bio_otoole https://t.co/G36UfO5ScQ
Big day in the Monarch Butterfly Ecological Engineering Project. Team scientists are preparing milkweed seeds for cold stratification. Seeds are sealed in a sand medium for 30 days in the refrigerator. #MortonPride
Fact: Did you know that Monarchs live in North, Central, and South America as well as Australia, some Pacific Islands 🌴, Western Europe, and India? #Mortonpride
One of these butterflies is not a Monarch, can you tell which one? The photo on the left is of the Viceroy butterfly. The Viceroy butterfly mimics the appearance of the Monarch Butterfly (right) to trick predators into believing that they are a Monarch. #MortonPride@bio_otoole
Did you know that the orange color on a monarch butterfly is a warning sign, identifying itself to predators so they know that it’s either toxic or it’ll taste bad.