The future looks brighter today for two critically endangered flying creatures in South Africa, thanks to the establishment of a new grassland reserve in the foothills of the Drakensberg mountains.

With brilliant orange wings sporting black stripes and white spots, Monarch Butterflies fly thousands of miles every year ...

Expanding on Johnnie Walker’s famous motto, “Keep Walking,” Rousteing notes that the wings fall in line with his own personal ...

With its impressive 8-centimeter wingspan and striking orange-and-yellow wings bordered by white-spotted black edges, the ...

A new butterfly species, Satyrium curiosolus, has been discovered in Alberta. Isolated for millennia, it shows unique traits and faces conservation risks due to low genetic diversity. In Canada’s ...

Davia speaks with Andrew Shorter about easy-access travel, top vacation spots, and why flying local through Coastal Carolina ...

If you specifically want to nourish a generation of butterflies, look to planting these 15 flowering vines that can climb and ...

Omaha weather during the first full week of May is more likely to include butterfly mornings and wildflower afternoons then ...

Challenge your cognitive skills with an engaging optical illusion! A butterfly hides among birds in a picture, testing your ...

Monarch butterflies are world famous for their striking colors and swarms! Read here to learn more about the swarms of these ...

The first Western monarchs typically arrive in Utah by May and lay eggs on milkweed (Asciepias speciosa) every 30 days beginning in June.

Butterflies don’t have mouths to taste, instead, they have tiny sensors on their feet that let them know whether the food is ...