Touching a butterfly can easily cause injury to it. Their wings are very delicate and covered with fine scales that give them color. The scales come off when touched, weakening the wing and perhaps affecting the insect's ability to fly.
That's not true if you handle them properly. There are butterfly tagging programs in which butterflies are caught, tags are placed on their wings, and they are released. Some tagged butterflies fly hundreds of miles before being recaptured, even though their wings were touched. If enough scales are rubbed off the wings by improper handling, they can be rendered flightless, but they are not nearly as fragile of creatures as one might think.
Butterflies can harm humans by releasing hairs that can get on your skin. These hairs can cause a rash on your skin. The rash is not dangerous, but can be painful.
well, the color comes off the butterfly if you touch it's wings and then it can't fly and has no protection so it does die, but not right when you touch it.
They have to wait for the wings to unfold and dry.
No, the water is absorbed by the feathers, and the weight of it pushes the birds down.
moths don't fly after they are touched because they have like scales on their wings and when you touch them they get damaged
Butterflies flitter their wings and fly in hot areasButterflies serve 2 important purposes, they bring beauty to the world, and they help with the pollination of flowering plants.
How long does it take for the monarch butterfly wings to dry after emerging? How long does it take for the monarch butterfly wings to dry after emerging?
They have to wait for the wings to unfold and dry.
Butterflies are invertebrates and do not have backbones.
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It doesn't , the wings let and help then Fly.
Yes. Butterflies do have wings. They need them to fly and to get from one place to another. Butterflies wings are gorgeous and they have very noticeable detail on them.
You can touch and handle butterflies if you do it properly. There are butterfly tagging programs in which butterflies are caught, tags are placed on their wings, and they are released. Some tagged butterflies fly hundreds of miles before being recaptured, even though their wings were touched. If enough scales are rubbed off the wings by improper handling, they can be rendered flightless, but they are not nearly as fragile of creatures as one might think.
Butterflies need wings to fly to each flower and to get to places.
They both fly with wings.
No, the water is absorbed by the feathers, and the weight of it pushes the birds down.
Butterflies have developed wings and ants do not
no they cant fly because it weighs down their wings