Does anyone know what the scientific name of butterfly wings is?

According to Chen Jianzhi, an associate professor at the Department of Natural Science Education at Taipei Normal University, the butterflies circulating on the Internet are real; Teacher Chen once looked at the butterfly garden in the United States, and by comparing the patterns on the wings, he confirmed that the scientific name of this butterfly is gretaoto, and the Chinese name is "through the winged butterfly", which belongs to the nymphalidae family and the subfamily ithomiinae of the butterfly family.

The "butterfly" is clear from its name, but it is not the only butterfly with transparent wings, there are several other species of butterflies in the same family that also have transparent wings.

The butterfly is mainly distributed between Panama and Mexico in Central and South America, and there is no color or liner on the wing membrane, which is the "stealth technique" given by the creator to the butterfly, which can easily "disappear" in the forest and is not easy to detect its existence.

Although the transparent butterfly is rare to people, it is not a small number in its native habitat and is not listed as a rare species.

According to these **, we can also mention the characteristics of the Butterfly family by the way; From the ** point of view, the transparent butterfly seems to have only 4 legs, which is different from the impression that the butterfly should have 6 legs, but in fact, it still has 6 legs, but the 1 pair on the chest is very short, and such an appearance is also an important feature of identifying the butterfly family. [/size]

Butterflies have two pairs of wings. Butterflies are usually medium to large in size, with a wingspan of between 15 260 mm and two pairs of membranous wings. The body is long and cylindrical, divided into three parts: head, thorax, and abdomen.

The body and wing membrane are covered with scales and hairs, forming various color markings. Butterflies are insecta.

The general name of a class of insects in the order Lepidoptera. <

Butterflies have two pairs of wings. Butterflies are usually medium to large in size, with a wingspan of between 15 260 mm and two pairs of membranous wings. The body is long and cylindrical, divided into three parts: head, thorax, and abdomen.

The body and wing membrane are covered with scales and hairs, forming various color markings. Butterfly is a general term for a class of insects in the class Insecta, the order Veinidae, and the Lepidoptera.

1. Butterflies have two pairs of wings. The two wings grow on the back, interact with each other, and are the driving force of flight**. Butterflies are brightly colored, there are many stripes on the body, the colors are rich, the wings and body have various spots, the largest butterfly can spread its wings up to about 30 32 cm, and the smallest is only about cm.

The main difference between butterflies and moths is that butterflies have a pair of club-like or hammer-shaped antennae on their heads, and moths have antennae that come in a variety of shapes.

2. After butterfly larvae bite through the egg shell and hatch out, some species take a break and directly eat the host plant; Some species (e.g. red-eyed bamboo) feed on the egg shell and then the plant. There are also some species that need to feed on the old epidermis shed during each molt, such as the butterfly and the butterfly.

3. The feeding objects of butterfly larvae vary according to the species of insects, and most of the larvae are fond of leaves. Some species, such as pollen butterflies, orange spotted pink butterflies, and other food-loving flower buds. There are also some species that eat young pods or young fruits, such as pods gray butterfly eats young pods, and gardenia gray butterfly eats young gardenia fruits.

In addition, in the gray butterfly family, there are a few species of larvae that are carnivorous, for example, the scale gray butterfly eats the coffee scale, and the bamboo aphid gray butterfly feeds exclusively on the bamboo aphid, this carnivorous species is a rare beneficial insect in the butterfly family.