Question

5 questions
1 where does the north american monarch migrate to for the winter?
a californias redwood forests
b mexicos oyamel fir forests
c canadas boreal forests
d montanas ponderosa pine forests

Explanation:

The North - American monarch butterfly migrates to Mexico's oyamel fir forests for the winter. These forests provide the right micro - climate (cool, humid) that helps the monarchs conserve energy during the winter months. California's redwood forests are more associated with some over - wintering monarchs on the Pacific coast but not the main wintering ground for the large migratory population. Canada's boreal forests are too cold in winter for monarchs. Montana's ponderosa pine forests are not the known wintering habitat for the North - American monarchs.

Answer:

B. Mexico's oyamel fir forests