Butterflies, despite their delicate nature, showcase remarkable adaptations for survival. From the iridescent Blue Morpho in rainforests to the migratory Monarchs, their wings serve various purposes.

Some creatures can't pick sides, like this half-male, half-female leopard lacewing butterfly. Dual-sex animals like this one, called gynandromorphs, are also found in birds and crustaceans. This ...

At present Raja Bose has recorded more than two dozens of butterfly varieties, including plain tiger, common mormon, gull, lime swallowtail, evening brown, janeta, blue morpho, summer azure etc. Bose ...

Blue Morpho Island Marble Butterfly Schaus Swallowtail Kaiser-i-Hind, Teinopalpus imperialis Heliconius charithonia/Zebra Longwing Chimaera Birdwing ...

They don’t roar, sting, or make much noise– but butterflies still manage to hold their own in nature. Their colourful wings aren’t just pretty to look at; they’ve evolved over time to help them ...