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Butterflies and Moths

To many people they are indistinguishable. There is a difference and this is the place to satisfy you curiosity. Both are class Insecta but the butterfly has a longer smoother antenna and tends to be more colorful. With 165,000 known species, there is room for lots of questions in here.

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What does bococky mean?

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It appears that the word "bococky" is not a recognized word in English, nor does it have a meaning that is widely accepted. There's a chance that you mispronounced or misspelled a different word. I will attempt to offer more precise information if you can provide me additional context or use a different spelling.

Butterfly in stomache?

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getting used to something for the first time

What is difference between ant and butterfly?

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WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ANTS & FLIES

The difference between ants and flies is that one can fly and the other one crawls. Also one is mostly in the air, while the other one is mostly on land.

What is the biggest type of moth?

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The largest moth in the world is the Atlas Moth (Attacus atlas). This impressive insect is known for its massive wingspan, which can reach up to 10 to 12 inches (25 to 30 centimeters) or even more. The Atlas Moth is native to the tropical and subtropical forests of Southeast Asia, including countries like India, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

These moths are renowned for their striking appearance, featuring intricate patterns and vibrant colors on their wings. Despite their intimidating size, they are not harmful to humans because they do not possess a functional mouth for feeding, as they primarily focus on reproducing during their short adult lifespan.

The Atlas Moth's impressive size and stunning beauty make it a remarkable specimen in the world of Lepidoptera, and it is often considered one of the most awe-inspiring insects on the planet.

What is the Latin name for a owl butterfly?

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"Tyto alba" is the Latin name for the Barn Owl.

Where o gypsy moth live?

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The gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar) originates from Europe and Asia.

Is a checkered butterfly real?

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are there such thing as rainbow butterflys

What is the kingdom class phylum order domain family genus species of a butterfly?

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Since the term "damselfly" encompasses all insects in the suborder Zygoptera, it cannot be categorized as far as an individual species, but the scientific classification is as follows:

Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Odonata
Suborder: Zygoptera

What is the meaning of a black butterfly lingering on a picture?

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This is a common form of Symbolism showing death or loss of a memory.

What are some physical adaptations about the owl butterfly?

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Physical adaptation of the owl include:

  1. large eyes to see in different levels of light
  2. keen eyesight
  3. ability to swivel its head
  4. compact body length
  5. wide wingspan
  6. strong wings
  7. strong "feet" and legs
  8. large gripping talons strong enough to hold a wiggling prey
  9. ability to "swim" while dragging prey underwater as it is held in one talon
  10. ability to take off from a still position and become aloft/airborn
  11. ability to bear young and provide for its young

What are the advantages of living where monarch butterflies live?

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Well just the whole advantage of waking up the beautiful living creatures. Also if u have a science prodject about monarch butterflies problem solved! Theres no other way to study butterflies , then ovserving them personally!!!!!!!!!!

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Do Red Admiral Butterfly have predators?

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The predators of the Red Admiral butterfly include large insects, spiders, wasps, birds, and bats. These butterflies enjoy feasting on nettles which also serve as protection from predators.

Why is a butterfly a insect WHY?

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All insects (including butterflies) have a stiff exoskeleton, a three-part body, three pairs of jointed legs, compound eyes and one pair of antennae. In butterflies, the wings are made of the exoskeleton material that is so thin you can see through it.

Where does a lepidoptera live?

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In Lepidopteraville.

Does it hurt when moths lose their antenna?

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Yes because they give feeling and are part of the main body/bloodstream

Is it normal for a moth caterpillars to cocoon in dirt under a leaf?

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It is normal for a moth caterpillar to cocoon in dirt under a leaf. They cocoon under the leaf to prevent falling.

What makes moths different from butterflies?

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One way butterflies are different from moths: is that butterflies are active during the day while moths are active at night. Another one is that butterflies differ in color while moths are typically one color.

When did the zebra butterfly evolve?

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A zebra butterfly evolved 4,000 years ago.

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Did the moth man kill people?

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i dont think "he" killed any people, but i believe he has killed a dog. i think it was from the 2nd siting are something like that. a guy was in his house or whatever and his dog was out on the porch, and the dog started to bark at the dark. then the guy walked out to see what his dog was barking at, and he saw two dark red eyes, and the outline of the mothman. the dog went chasing after the mothman and the dog hasent been seen since.

Where are butterflies?

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Actually, butterflies are commonly found in Texas.

When does a tiger moth change from a caterpillar to a moth?

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In cooler climates like the northeast: early June to early July the adult moth takes flight. In warmer climates there can be two broods. More in very souther climates. Adults emerge from their cocoons in mid morning. Larvae which grow to approx. 3.5 inches are mostly green throughout their five larval stages and spend about one week in each stage except the longer fifth instar (stage). This is all I can contribute at this point.

What part of a butterfly are the wings attached to?

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They have their wings on their thorax, or their middle part.