When does butterflies die?

Answer 1

The butterfly flapping through the air is a heart-warming sight, but not many people know that butterflies don't actually 'flap' their wings to fly. They use much the same method of flight as birds. The wings, driven by the muscles in the thorax, move through the air in a figure-of-eight pattern, pushing air backwards from the body and thus providing forward motion. Some butterflies glide on air currents, while others have even managed to notch up speeds as fast as 40 kilometres per hour. However, butterflies can only fly if their body temperature reaches 25-30 . If the insect is too cold, the muscles powering flight do not work and it is for this reason that butterflies are daytime creatures, often seen basking in the sun atop flowers or rocks.

Answer 2

A man dying if a butterfly falling is an example of fallacy, or a false notion. A man dying is natural and a falling butterfly has nothing to do with it. Saying this is true would be like saying that If you wear size 13 to 15 shoes, then you are really good at math.

Answer 3

Butterflies typically have short lifespans, with many species living only a few weeks to a couple of months as adults. However, the exact lifespan can vary depending on the species of butterfly and environmental factors such as weather and predators.

Answer 4

Butterflies mainly die because of how long they really are supposed to live , they also die after they lay eggs or by the changes of weather.

Answer 5

Butterflies die like any other thing- whether you smash them, or eat them, or affect them with some chemical substance. Death itself is unfathomable by the living.

Answer 6

It depends on if you caught it from the wild.

Answer 7

in one or two days

Answer 8

when it looses a wing