Monarch Butterfly 2.0: 101 Reasons to Love Our Favorite Orange and Black Butterfly From A to Z

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The Monarch Butterfly 2.0—101 Reasons to Love Our Favorite Orange and Black Butterfly From A to Z is the second edition on the monarch butterflies that will expand your knowledge and admiration of the favorite and most loved butterfly in the history of man. After the first chapter summarizes the first edition called Monarch Butterfly 101—101 Reasons to Love Our Favorite Orange and Black Butterfly From A to Z, some of the topics to wet your learning appetite are:
• Exciting news and events about the monarchs such as the Blitz
• Explanation of scientific names with tips on how to pronounce them
• How to become a monarch expert on a professional level such as a Lepidopterist
• Ideas of what you can do as a monarch advocate such as tagging monarchs
• Tips on monarchs including fun butterfly related activities for the kids to do
• Monarch mysteries answered such as how do they know where to migrate to
• Answers to FAQs about the monarchs like why is global warming a threat to them
• Little known facts about the monarchs such as how they are able to navigate
• Lessons to learn on how you can help save the monarch by spreading awareness
• Fun things to do like having your next reunion or party at a butterfly conservatory
• How to have a vacation in Mexico with a tour to see millions of monarchs.

• Language: English
• Publisher: HowExpert
• Release date: Oct 17, 2018
• ISBN: 9781949531206

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Monarch Butterfly 2.0

101 Reasons to Love Our Favorite Orange and Black Butterfly From A to Z

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Table of Contents

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Introduction

Chapter 1: Review of the Basics from First Book

Number 1: Why Monarch Butterflies are Special

Number 2: The Metamorphosis

Number 3: The Monarch Habitat

Number 4: The Monarch Migration

Number 5: Habits or Instincts of the Monarch

Number 6: Why are the Monarchs Disappearing?

Number 7: Is There Hope in Saving the Monarch?

Number 8: Ways to Help the Monarch

Number 9: Culture Meanings/Beliefs about Butterflies

Number 10: Places for a Close Up View of Monarchs

Chapter 2: #11 to 21—Monarch Butterfly News & Events

Number 11: Monarch Conservation Webinar Series (Feb through Nov 2018)

Number 12: Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival (October 19-21, 2018)

Number 13: The Blitz (July 2018)

Number 14: Ukrainian Moth May Help New York Monarchs (July 2018)

Number 15: Rising Carbon Dioxide Levels Threaten Monarchs (July 2018)

Number 16: Highland Township—First Michigan Monarch Community (July 2018)

Number 17: Cities Participate in Monarch Recovery (June 2018)

Number 18: What are Cell Phones Doing to Monarchs? (May 2018)

Number 19: Migration Could Collapse as Population Remains Low (March 2018)

Number 20: A 12-Year Old Works to Save Monarch Population (Feb 2018)

Chapter 3: #21 to 30—What’s in a Name?

Number 21: How are Butterflies Named?

Number 22: What exactly is Taxonomy?

Number 23: Monarch Butterfly’s Scientific Name

Number 24: This Weird Name Sounds Familiar

Number 25: A New Butterfly Can Be Named After You

Number 26: Learning to Pronounce Scientific Names

Number 27: Butterflies also Have Tribe Names

Number 28: Collective Name for a Group of Butterflies

Number 29: Names of Other Monarch Species

Number 30: Differences Between Monarch and Viceroy

Chapter 4: #31 to 40—Monarch Butterfly Experts

Number 31: Lincoln Brower

Number 32: Karen Oberhauser

Number 33: Dr. Chip Taylor

Number 34: Mary Reynolds

Number 35: You May Already Be an Entomologist

Number 36: Volunteer as a Citizen Scientist

Number 37: Is a Monarch Advocate a Job Description?

Number 38: What is a Lepidopterist?

Number 39: What is a Conservation Specialist?

Number 40: Commercial Butterfly Farmer

Chapter 5: #41 to 50—Monarch Advocate Advice

Number 41: Identify Monarchs and Report Sightings

Number 42: Making a Butterfly Garden in 7 Steps

Number 43: Join the Million Pollinator Garden Challenge

Number 44: How to Attract Monarchs to Your Garden

Number 45: Turn a Garden into a Monarch Waystation

Number 46: Raising Monarchs Inside or Outside

Number 47: Spread the Word on Wings of the Monarch

Number 48: Having a Monarch Fund Raising Event

Number 49: Be an Active Advocate but Don’t Overdo It

Number 50: Share Your Monarch Photos and Story

Chapter 6: #51 to 60—Tips Relating to Monarchs

Number 51: Tips on Participating with Citizen Science

Number 52: Tips on Where to See Monarchs in Mexico

Number 53: Tips on the Use of Insecticides/Pesticides

Number 54: Tips on Relocating Chrysalis With Care

Number 55: Tips on What Foods to Avoid

Number 56: Tips on Ways to Help Financially

Number 57: Tips on How to Fight Global Warming

Number 58: Tips on Enticing Monarchs to Your Garden

Number 59: Tips on Teaching Future Generation to be Monarch Advocates

Number 60: Tips on Surviving Summer by Keeping Kids Busy with Butterflies

Butterfly Crafts for Kids

Butterfly Kits

Kids Corner

Monarch activities for kids

Chapter 7: #61 to 70—Mysteries/Myths & FAQs

Number 61: How Do Monarchs Know Where & When to Migrate?

Number 62: Why is Illegal Logging in Mexico a Problem for the Monarch?

Number 63: How are Millions of Monarchs Counted?

Number 64: Why are They Called Magical Monarchs in Mexico?

Number 65: Does Holding a Butterfly Cause Them Pain?

Number 66: Can Butterflies Get Their Wings Wet? Do They Like Rain?

Number 67: Is the Monarch Endangered, Threatened or What?

Number 68: How Were the Monarchs Discovered in Mexico?

Number 69: Myth—Seniors are Not Interested in Science About Monarchs

Number 70: Myth—Monarchs Feed on Pecan Tree Leaves

Chapter 8: #71 to 80—Little Known Monarch Facts

Number 71: Monarchs Have Different Sizes in Wingspan

Number 72: Monarchs are Cold-Blooded without Blood

Number 73: Why Monarchs Know How to Navigate

Number 74: Global Warming is a Threat to Monarchs

Number 75: Smelling and Tasting in Strange Ways

Number 76: Monarchs Have Amazing Flight Skills

Number 77: Butterfly Collections are No Longer Popular

Number 78: Understanding Monarch's Instar Stages

Number 79: Ways to Tell a Male from a Female

Number 80: Do Females Live Longer Than Males?

Chapter 9: #81 to 90—Lepidoptera Lessons

Number 81: Learn to Send Plants Instead of Flowers

Number 82: Learn by Having an Expert Visit an Event

Number 83: Learn How to Teach Children to Preserve Habitat

Number 84: Learn by Touring the Wintering Grounds

Number 85: Learn by Planning Your Next Event at a Butterfly Conservatory

Number 86: Learn More at Butterfly College

Number 87: Learn How to Nominate Someone for a Monarch Award

Number 88: Learn How You Can Learn More

Number 89: Learn How to