Rachel Oszajca

DeVry University Student
Philadelphia
#ButterflyArmy

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne Thank you!!😀

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne sadly, I will be ended my chat at 5:30 instead of 6. I have not felt good all day. Thank you so much for coming! #ButterflyArmy 🦋

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne Thank you very much!🦋

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

These are links to website I found very helpful! The last one is a museum in Philadelphia that is known for their butterfly pavilion! 🦋

https://t.co/qoHLGLuwR6
https://t.co/n2oEUmp4Op
https://t.co/JovVTqLegB

[Glynne Goering @Goering_Glynne]

@OszajcaRachel Awesome! I will look these sites up this was a very interesting topic as so many people love to see these beautiful butterflies.

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Benjami47019853 Thank you for coming! I will be ending it early. #ButterflyArmy 🦋

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

Hello! Thank you for coming! #ButterflyArmy is to help spread awareness of the importance of butterflies! Let's get started!
(Attached image drawn by me)

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne Yes, that is one of them, but believe it or not Monarch butterflies are endangered as well.

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne I know! It is truly amazing! They are signs of a healthy environment and ecosystem. They also help with pollination and are a natural pest controller. #ButterflyArmy

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne 20,000 roughly!

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne Do you know how important butterflies are to the environment by any chance? 🦋

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne There are roughly 20,000 different types of butterflies with about 725 varieties in North America. #ButterflyArmy

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne Yes it is. Do you know how many butterfly species there are?🦋

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne It is not so much the Milkweed in America that's the problem, it's that they lay their eggs during the winter, so they are not in America. It also grows a lot in Oaxaca City in Mexico.

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne Correct

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Benjami47019853 The size is also correct.

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne Why are butterflies endangered?
The Monarch's only use the Milkweed to lay eggs. The Milkweed is being destroyed. When Monarch's migrate to Mexico during winter, the forests in Mexico are being torn down. #ButterflyArmy

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

@Goering_Glynne They are dying mostly due to habitat destruction.

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

Butterflies are brightly colored, and they are seen mostly in the daytime. Moths, on the other hand, are usually dull in color and are active at night. 🦋

[Rachel Oszajca @OszajcaRachel]

My first question is What is the difference between butterflies and moths? #ButterflyArmy🦋