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Using a CT scanner, researchers have captured g...
Butterflies face much more bumpy, turbulent ski...
Researchers have documented 51 different butterfly species at the U.S. military base at Guantanamo Bay.
A lifetime of research points to changes in butterfly populations due to a warming climate.
European butterflies are stuck between a shady and a hot place.
From striking Monarchs to iridescent morpho butterflies, here's a look at some butterfly beauties.
Drought forced down numbers, and some saw it coming.
Butterflies return year after year to the same area.
A rare hybridization event between the Eastern tiger swallowtail and the Canadian tiger swallowtail gave rise to the ancestor that started the Appalachian tiger swallowtail lineage.
Strange gynandromorphs can carry mismatched wings or body halves.
Stunningly strange birds, bees and butterflies are part male, part female.
Monarchs are flying too far north for their own good.
Female caterpillars raised in cool and dry seasons will actively pursue males when they become butterflies
A color-changing patch modeled after the iridescent wings of butterflies could give soldiers a heads-up on the severity of injuries sustained on the battlefield.
Female butterflies lay their eggs on toxic milkweed to prevent disease in their offspring
Step inside the American Museum of Natural History's live butterfly exhibit.
Photo gallery of butterflies and moths from around the tropics.
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