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Avoiding in-breeding, covering greater distances, and eluding predators are the advantages to bugs having wings. A lack of wings limits bugs to their immediately "walkable" environment in terms of feeding, mating, sheltering, socializing, and surviving.

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It needs it's wings to fly.

If if can't fly it can't find a mate.

If it can't find a mate it can't reproduce.

If it can't reproduce the whole population of butterflies will die out.

God made butterflies, and He wants them to stay around.

So... He gave them wings.

The end.

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because without wings, the birds would not be-able to fly and it would be easier for things to kill them.

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1. escaping predators

2. food scavenging

3. migration

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Some insects use wings at some stage(s) of their life to fly.

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