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There's a Kind of Animal That You Don't Hear About Too Much. Experts Want That to Change.

Animals like ants, butterflies, termites, and rotifers showcase remarkable survival adaptations and capabilities in the wild.

Brilliant dots of colour form exquisite patterns in this close-up of butterfly wings | Aeon Videos

The Biopixels project reveals the extraordinary microscopic beauty and evolutionary diversity of butterfly and moth wings through an artistic lens.

Word Game: Dec. 14, 2024

Nymphalid butterflies are defined by having useless front legs, showcasing significant evolutionary adaptations.

There's a Kind of Animal That You Don't Hear About Too Much. Experts Want That to Change.

Animals like ants, butterflies, termites, and rotifers showcase remarkable survival adaptations and capabilities in the wild.

Brilliant dots of colour form exquisite patterns in this close-up of butterfly wings | Aeon Videos

The Biopixels project reveals the extraordinary microscopic beauty and evolutionary diversity of butterfly and moth wings through an artistic lens.

Word Game: Dec. 14, 2024

Nymphalid butterflies are defined by having useless front legs, showcasing significant evolutionary adaptations.
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#nature

What a 9,000-mile butterfly migration taught me about queer survival - High Country News

Butterfly migrations showcase nature's remarkable beauty and resilience, with the painted ladies traveling vast distances fueled by environmental conditions.

A butterfly: elbowing each other with the joints on their legs, pushing and shoving to get at the liquid'

Natural experiences can create profound feelings of connection to nature, intertwining human presence with the environment.

What a 9,000-mile butterfly migration taught me about queer survival - High Country News

Butterfly migrations showcase nature's remarkable beauty and resilience, with the painted ladies traveling vast distances fueled by environmental conditions.

A butterfly: elbowing each other with the joints on their legs, pushing and shoving to get at the liquid'

Natural experiences can create profound feelings of connection to nature, intertwining human presence with the environment.
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My dad's dying gift to me: a love of butterflies

Embracing a loved one's passions can foster connection, even in their final moments.

This year has been dead': where have Britain's insects gone?

Insect populations in Britain have significantly declined this year, alarming both gardeners and ecologists alike.

Where are all the butterflies this summer? Their absence is telling us something important | Tony Juniper

The sudden reduction in insect populations, particularly butterflies, is a concerning phenomenon with probable causes including adverse weather conditions and long-term decline.

Scientists Find First Evidence That Butterflies Crossed an Ocean

Butterflies can travel long distances without refueling due to genetic analysis
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