No, not all living things need sunlight. It was recently discovered that there was a plethora of living organisms down in the deep parts of the ocean where no light can reach. These organisms were found, and presumed to be living off of, hydrothermal vents. For more info you should research hydrothermal vents.
According to recent studies, not only do they need sunlight, they make better use of it than anything we can make. Joint Research, in Shanghai, China and, Saga, Japan, has discovered, the wings of butterflies have better photoelectric properties than our best solar cells. This, they conclude, allows butterflies to fly at colder or, higher altitudes than normal. A link to the study: http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/cm702458p
No, not all living things need sunlight. It was recently discovered that there was a plethora of living organisms down in the deep parts of the ocean where no light can reach. These organisms were found, and presumed to be living off of, hydrothermal vents. For more info you should research hydrothermal vents.
No they came from outer space on a meteor, The apple Eve ate, was really a philopybin mushroom that changed to a separate from of intelligence to all other life on earth. THIS IS A LIE
They prefer places with sunlight but they don't need it.
No, the butterfly does not have the ability to see well in the dark. These insects however can see in color and also can see ultra-violet light.
Sun is the Flowers energy source
Yes, but only in reds blues and greens.
Quote from the related link: "Butterflies can see red, green, and yellow, but they also see color in the ultraviolet range, which reveals patterns on flowers-and other butterflies-that we can't see."
well, as you can see moths die quickly and u dont see alot of them. which means they die early. here where i live are lots of butterflies and no moths. butterflies stay as a caterpillar for a longer period of time, longer than moths. and then when they transform into butterflies they also live longer than moths. i hope this helps. i mean i am a proffesional zoo keeper and here we have lots of butterflies roaming around. Please use this answer wisely and respect it.
butterflies have wings.and those wings have very small dots on them.these are the eyes of the butterflies.they see through them.and it`s a fact.
the answer is yes.Butterflies have average eyesight. They do have one advantage over most other insects in that they can see colour. Their colour vision, however, is shifted towards the ultraviolet end of the spectrum.^this means that butterflies can see ultraviolet light
The duration of The Home of Dark Butterflies is 1.8 hours.
The Home of Dark Butterflies was created on 2008-01-11.
Yes; butterflies can see a much wider variety of colours than people can because they can see ultraviolet light.
Yes there are a few African butterflies that glitter in the dark, for example: The African butterfly (Bicyclus anynana) is known for having natural reflective wing patterns these are absolutely natural.
no
Butterflies can see a larger spectrum of colors than human beings because they have tetrachromatic vision rather than trichromatic vision. Their compound eyes allow them to see multiple images at once. However, they cannot see great detail at a distance.
Yes..
in spring
commonly they turn into purple moths
If there is an actual physical result from "butterflies" you should really see a doctor.
Yes she did. See its official.
They can't see through your eyes