Butterfiles and its important

Butterflies are part of life on earth and an important component of its rich biodiversity.Butterflies can be found all over the world. Butterflies are second only to beetles as the largest group animals in the world. Even with 165000 species of butterflies have been described. Over700 butterflies species occur in North America. Butterflies are insects that scientists called Lepidoptera, meaning the tiny scales covering their wings and body. Butterflies have six legs, a head, a thorax and an abdomen.

Butterflies are charismatic in nature. Butterflies are magic of nature. They are important pollinators of flowering plants. Butterflies bring more beauties to our environment. Butterflies are flying flower. Butterflies and flowers were made for each other. The brightly colourful butterflies are a brilliant site to observe in our wildlife gardens. They also provide us a peace of mind. Butterflies are more colourful because butterflies are active during the day. They have club shaped antenna. Butterflies feed on a wide variety of liquids, flower nectar, sap, rotten fruit and decomposing animals for energy and reproduction. Butterflies are polymorphic and to evade their predators they change their color. Many species use of camouflage, mimicry to protect the predators. I seen “butterflies are caught on spider web”. Butterflies sense their enemies.

How to conserve the butterfly?

Butterflies have been admired for centuries for their physical beauty. They feeding on nectar from flowering plants. Butterflies can be found in all habitat. I generally seen that all flowers does not attract butterfly. So, if planted in your garden, to choose flowers and set up garden to conserve the butterfly.Butterflies visit garden to drink nectar from flowers. A garden to attract butterflies may help with conservation.

How to communicate with sounds?

Communication is widespread in the class insecta. Acoustic signals can be used for social interaction, for detecting environmental cues, in predator-prey dynamics, and during mate selection (Yack and Dawson, 2008). I also seen that “when  musical songs hear to butterfly, they do not fly away, because butterfly hearing not well understood by scientists, according to 

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