Eight of the most beautiful butterflies in the world, how much do you know? 88 multi-eddy butterfly dead leaf butterfly Owl butterfly sun poison moth blue glitter butterfly Stealthy transfiguration butterfly leopard pattern butterfly postman butterfly

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There are about 14,000 species of butterflies in the world and 1,200 species in China.

The largest butterfly can spread its wings to about 28-30 cm, and the smallest is only about 0.7 cm.

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It has been selected as one of the "Eight Most Beautiful Butterflies in the World" and is distributed in South America with about 40 species.

It is named after the "figure 8" pattern on the lower wings.

The beautiful appearance of flying can attract the opposite sex, and the figure-of-eight pattern can intimidate and deceive predators, which is an act of organisms adapting to the environment in order to survive.

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Its name still benefits from its resembling that of "dead leaves", which can almost be faked when they fall on dead leaves.

Perfectly dodge predator attacks. It has a pale blue part at the tip of the wing.

Dead leaf butterflies are common in India, but extremely rare in China.

Due to the fragmentation of the habitat of the dead leaf butterfly, the ecological environment has been destroyed, so its population is declining sharply.

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The pair of wings under this butterfly have an owl-like eye pattern, which looks fierce and evil, and has a very deterrent effect.

It is a world-famous large butterfly that often avoids the bright daylight and flies in the afternoon and dusk, preferring to eat fermented fruits.

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It is often considered the most spectacular species of moths.

As the saying goes, "the more vivid something is, the more poisonous it is", probably such a being, its color is extremely gorgeous, as a warning to predators: I am poisonous, please stay away from me.

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Also known as the blue Moorford butterfly, it is the largest species in the genus Dipteroptera in the family Dipteraceae.

Its name symbolizes beauty and beauty, and is the title of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty in Greek mythology.

It is the national butterfly of Brazil, and its large wings allow them to fly quickly in the sky, day and night, and move quickly.

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As the name suggests, it has a pair of dreamy transparent wings.

It is mainly distributed in Central and South America, which is very far away from us.

Because of the lack of the special pigments found in the wings of other butterflies, it presents a transparent state.

It was instantly seen through by you.

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It has the characteristics of a hermaphroditic heteromorphic, with a leopard-like bright yellow pattern, and the male leopard butterfly is more beautiful than the female leopard butterfly.

It seems that nature always does, and males rely on beauty in appearance or special voices to court and gain the favor of females.

Leopard butterfly is mainly distributed in India and China first-class Peninsular Malaysia.

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Also known as the red-banded butterfly, it is named because its body color is very similar to the color of the uniform of the Portuguese domestic postman at that time. The wings of the postman butterfly are red and black, and the bright red parts are intended to warn possible predators.

The postman butterfly, which is mainly found in Brazil in South America, has lived on Earth for millions of years, but is only known for 200 years.

It seems that every kind of butterfly has its own survival skills, and if a small butterfly wants to survive in nature, the skill of saving life must not be less.

Color is not only for beauty, but more importantly to protect yourself.

Natural selection, survival of the fittest.

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