Includes 2 large ones, 2 medium ones, and 8 small ones
3D looks
Glows in dark
Magnetic magnet sticking
Double feather
Removable
May be applied to walls, doors, electrical appliances, and to any smooth surface
It looks 2D in the Package but you have to fold the wings slightly to create a 3D effect
Perfect for home decoration, kids room, living room, bedroom, study room, etc.
Perfect design. Roundly includes 2 large ones in size 12 cm, 2 medium ones in size 8-9 cm, and 8 small ones in size 7 cm
19 FASCINATING BUTTERFLY FACTS
Butterflies taste with their feet.
A group of butterflies is sometimes called a flutter
Their eyes are made of 6,000 lenses and can see ultraviolet light
There are 165,000 known species of butterflies found on every continent except Antarctica
Many adult butterflies never excrete waste – they use up all they eat for energy
Despite popular belief, butterfly wings are clear – the colors and patterns we see are made by the reflection of the tiny scales covering them
Butterfly wings move in a figure “8” motion
Butterflies vary in size – the largest species may reach 12 inches across, while the smallest may only be half an inch
Some butterfly species lay their eggs on only one type of plant
The Very Hungry Caterpillar was no joke – the first meal after a caterpillar hatches is usually the eggshell from which it has just emerged
In some areas, the number of feeding caterpillars on plants is so great that you can actually hear them munching. Thus, manners are not important in butterfly society
The process by which a caterpillar magically transforms into a butterfly, aka metamorphosis, is completed in 10 to 15 days, depending on the species
Butterflies are essentially cold-blooded
Skipper butterflies fly so fast they could outpace a horse, but most butterflies fly at 5 to 12 miles per hour (8 to 20 kilometers per hour)
Butterflies have a long, tube-like tongue called a proboscis that allows them to soak up their food rather than sip it
Males drink from mud puddles to extract minerals that aren’t available in flowers. This behavior is known as “puddling”
“Puddle clubs” are groups of butterflies that gather at wet soil to suck up salts and minerals
Some butterflies have been seen drinking blood from open wounds on animals
Scientists thought butterflies were deaf until the first butterfly ears were identified in 1912