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Butterflies, Dodge Predators and Optical Illusion

Butterflies may use optical illusions on their wings to make birds miss them in midair

A butterfly’s bold stripes, bands and spots on their wings can help them evade predators. Sure, camouflage is one route, but many butterfly species actually stand out like a sore thumb against their background environment.

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Butterflies Dodge Predators Using Motion Illusions

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Butterfly wing patterns may trick predators with motion illusions

Tiny solar powered tags are revealing where monarch butterflies fly

Monarch butterflies undergo a huge migration every year. Now, there's new technology to track them from your phone for citizen science.

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Monarch Butterflies Fly 3,000 Miles to a Place They’ve Never Seen

Every fall, a generation of monarch butterflies embarks on a journey spanning thousands of miles to a place they have never ...

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Monarch butterflies are flying south. How to track and see them

Monarch butterflies are at the beginning of an incredibly long migration south to overwinter. Here's where you could see them ...

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Butterflies hover differently from other flying organisms, thanks to body pitch

Butterflies' flight trajectories often appear random or chaotic, but their hovering patterns can potentially provide critical design insights for developing micro aerial vehicles with flapping wings ...

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