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What are some threats to the monarch butterfly? How does the loss of a species change the environment?
Give me atleast 3 sentences simple and in 8th grade wording and show me the evidence from the ARTICLE
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I don’t have the article text right now. I can give simple 8th-grade sentences now, and if you paste the article or share a link, I’ll mark the exact lines or quotes that support each sentence.
Simple sentences (8th-grade wording):
1. Monarch butterflies are threatened when milkweed and other plants they need for food and laying eggs are lost.
2. Pesticides and herbicides can kill monarchs and destroy the plants they eat.
3. Climate change and bad weather can ruin their migration routes and wintering areas.
4. If a species like the monarch disappears, animals and plants that depend on it can suffer because food chains and pollination change.
5. Losing a species can make an ecosystem weaker and less able to recover from harm.
If you paste the article text or a link, I will quote the exact sentences or paragraphs from the article that support each of these points.
Simple sentences (8th-grade wording):
1. Monarch butterflies are threatened when milkweed and other plants they need for food and laying eggs are lost.
2. Pesticides and herbicides can kill monarchs and destroy the plants they eat.
3. Climate change and bad weather can ruin their migration routes and wintering areas.
4. If a species like the monarch disappears, animals and plants that depend on it can suffer because food chains and pollination change.
5. Losing a species can make an ecosystem weaker and less able to recover from harm.
If you paste the article text or a link, I will quote the exact sentences or paragraphs from the article that support each of these points.
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