On November 3rd, a shocking discovery at El Rosario Sanctuary in Mexico revealed hundreds of dead and dying monarch butterflies, victims of an unprecedented cold snap. The rare weather event, featuring rain, hail, and snow, proved fatal for the butterflies, which can't fly or maintain body warmth when wet and cold. The local community, dependent on the annual migration for tourism and income, is heartbroken. Scientists and conservationists are now tracking the survival rate and calling for urgent action to address habitat loss and climate change. As the remaining butterflies huddle in the trees, locals and environmentalists are working together to protect the species and safeguard the remarkable monarch migration.
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