Key to Migration in Protein

Every year a mysterious phenomenon happens – the migration of the beautiful Monarch butterfly. But what does this happen? How do these lovely little creatures find their way, year after year, from Canada through western United States to Mexico? Researchers have been looking at the butterflies migration pattern and come up with an interest theory. They have unique internal clocks that help them regulate everything, from their sleep to their eating and reproduction and the sun plays a major part, which they use as a compass. But how is that possible?

When the researchers mapped molecular underpinnings of the butterflies’ circadian clocks, they found a protein common in animals and insects. These proteins are what help the butterflies use the sun as their guide.You can find the entire article here link

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That was very informative. Thanxs for sharing

Just one more example of how the natural world can provide us with the solutions to many problems that humans face.

Thank you for that link to this wonderful article. I did not know this information about the monarch, although I’ve always thought that these butterflies were beautiful,

I’ve read that many insects use magnetic flux lines to navigate…and that shifting magnetism from the Earth’s poles is suspected to be sometimes disruptive in a complex navigation system.

Wish i could post a link

Jo