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Millions of monarch butterflies flutter on 3,000-mile journeys, as bright as stained glass. Seeing them migrate en masse is one of the great spectacles of the world. But what about listening to them?
Phil Torres from YouTube channel The Jungle Diaries has recorded the sounds of millions of endangered monarchs as they heat up and then flap their glowing wings along the branches, leaves, and trunks of trees in the Mexican rainforest.
PLUS: Historic agreement to protect millions of acres of monarch habitat is unprecedented
The resulting waterfall sound is simply wonderful.
(LISTENS to the video below.)
FLUTTER These impressive sounds are transmitted to others …
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