10 Facts About Butterflies
A list of ten facts about butterflies.
- The wood nymph butterfly flies low to the ground and often hides among leaves and grass.
- Instead of the ability to hear, butterflies can feel vibrations.
- Butterflies may weigh as little as two rose petals.
- The swallowtail butterfly is the most common butterfly throughout Europe and Asia.
- The great purple hairstreak butterfly is a small butterfly that flies with great speed.
- Butterflies can not fly if their body temperature is less than 86°F.
- The longest recorded flight of a monarch butterfly is over 3,000 miles.
- The male emperor moth flies by day, while the female flies by night.
- Female butterflies tend to be bigger and live longer than males.
- The postman butterfly, found in Central and South America, uses its orange, yellow and black colors to warn predators that it is poisonous.
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