Survival of butterflies.

Steemiant, Many believe that butterflies have a very short life. Actually, adult butterflies are able to live for a week or almost a year depending on the species. Most species go through a rather long larval level, and some are able to be dormant when in the pupa or egg level to be able to wade through the winter.
Butterflies can lay eggs once or many times every year. The number of offspring a year differs from climate influences, where butterflies living in the tropics are able to lay eggs more once a year.

Butterfly eggs are attached to the leaves with a special adhesive material that quickly hardens. When hardened, the material contracts and warps the egg shape. This adhesive is easily seen to form a meniscus material that surrounds the tread of each egg. This adhesive is also produced by the pupa to bind one cremaster. This adhesive is really hard until the silk mat that attaches to one another cannot be separated.

Many people like beautiful butterflies, but on the other hand people rarely feel disgusted with caterpillars, even though both are the same creatures. All types of butterflies and moths go through life stages as eggs, caterpillars, cocoons, and finally metamorphose into butterflies or moths.

Butterflies generally live by sucking flower honey (nectar / flower juice). However, some species like the liquid that is sucked from fruits that fall on the ground and rot, carcasses, bird droppings, and wet soil.

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