The Monarch Butterfly is an insect, which, (like most other insects) has a hard outer skeletal structure known as an exoskeleton and a body divided into three segments: the head, thorax and abdomen. The Monarch (like all other butterflies) has two knobs or clubs at the tips of its two antennae, which protrude from its head, as well as drinking-straw-like mouthparts. These physical features, as well as the blazing orange-reddish tones, highlighting the wings and emphasizing the sporadic white spots on the black body of the butterfly, are the main features depicting the Monarch Butterfly.

The Butterfly in general is found almost everywhere

2) www.npr.org (Butterfly Studies etc-)

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