Why say butterflies who use who knows

The larvae that feed on the leaves of plants, such as the early stage of the first instar, often gnaw on the mesophyll on the back of the leaves, leaving the epidermis, forming transparent spots like glass windows, and later the larvae eat the leaves through perforations, or encroach inward from the leaf margins; As the insect grows, so does the amount of food it eats. When the density of insects on a plant is high, the whole plant is eaten up.

Most butterflies suck nectar, and in the case of nectar-sucking butterflies, they not only suck nectar, but also love to suck the nectar of certain plants, such as the blue butterfly that sucks the nectar of lily plants; Cabbage butterflies suck the nectar of cruciferous plants; The leopard butterfly sucks the nectar of Asteraceae plants and so on; Some butterflies that do not suck nectar include bamboo-eyed butterflies that suck fig juice; The lavender butterfly sucks the sour pulp of sick oak and poplar; There are also some butterflies that feed on the flesh of grapes, and butterflies often suck in grape fields.

The activities and habits of butterfly larvae also vary depending on the species. In terms of activity time, most species come out in the morning and evening when the sun is oblique. However, some species (e.g., cabbage worms, etc.) are active during the day, while others (e.g., many butterfly larvae) are nocturnal.

"Butterfly who uses who knows" is a folk colloquial phrase that means that something can only be truly understood by those who have experienced it firsthand. This phrase is often used to describe certain experiences or feelings that can be difficult for others to truly understand. This phrase may have originated from the special life cycle and unique perspective of butterflies.

Butterflies are a very beautiful creature among insects that undergo a complete life transformation as they transition from larvae to adults. The magic of this process can only be truly understood by those who have experienced it firsthand, while others can only learn about it by describing it, observing the mountains, or reading books about it. Therefore, "who knows who uses butterflies" is also extended as:

Anything needs to be experienced first-hand to be truly understood, and only those who have experienced it can understand the complexity and depth of their experience.

Butterflies, commonly known as "butterflies", are a collective term for arthropods, insects, lepidoptera, and hammerhorns.

There are about 14,000 species in the world, most of which are found in the Americas, especially in the Amazon Basin. There are 1200 species in China. Butterflies are generally brightly colored, there are many stripes on the body, the colors are richer, the wings and body have various spots, the largest butterfly spreads 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.

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

The feeding objects of butterfly larvae vary according to the species, and most larvae feed on leaves; Some species, such as pollen butterflies, orange spotted pink butterflies, etc., are voracious 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.

I used to like little animals like white rabbits, kittens, and goldfish. Recently, I've fallen in love with butterflies.

If anyone were to ask me why I didn't like butterflies, it was because butterflies were caterpillars, and I always felt that caterpillars were poisonous. At that time, I broke out in a cold sweat when I saw a caterpillar, and I didn't even dare to touch the caterpillar in the book. But after one thing, I was not afraid of it, and I fell in love with butterflies.

It was an insect class, and the teacher showed us about butterflies. At first, I didn't dare to look at the caterpillars, but the teacher told us that they were brightly colored and most of them were non-poisonous. I suddenly felt that caterpillars were not so scary.

The teacher also introduced the advantages of butterflies: when the caterpillar turns into a pupa and is about to turn into a butterfly and emerge from the pupae, no one can help it. If you help it and let it emerge from the chrysalis without much effort, its wings will not harden and it will not be able to fly.

I can't help but admire butterflies, it takes effort to be able to fly and break out of the cocoon into a butterfly. Later, the teacher showed us many different butterfly larvae, and I gradually felt their cuteness, and slowly I began to get used to caterpillars and like butterflies.

Since I loved butterflies, I began to learn the habits and types of butterflies, how to photograph butterflies, catch butterflies, and make butterfly crafts. I'm getting more and more fond of butterflies.

Like, butterflies are gorgeously colored. It's a pity that it only outlasts fireworks. But the contribution to plants is obvious to all.

Didn't particularly like it! The beautiful butterfly is a caterpillar that girls are afraid of before they break out of their cocoons and become butterflies!

Slightly worse than those who like butterflies, and slightly more like than those who don't. Why? Because it's beautiful, it's beautiful when it dances, but life is too short.

Yes, I love butterfly .........Specimens, each of which I want to collect, hobby.

Like, they help pass pollen! Make the flowers more brilliant!

I love butterflies because butterflies are a very beautiful insect.

Like is like, that is, sometimes look at the dazzle as a moth.

Like. Eye candy. Flying.

Like, both beautiful and industrious

Butterfly who uses a ruined smile to rush who knows" is a common saying in Shengtan, which means that things that cannot be ** in the future, even if they seem to be useless, may play an important role in the future. This proverb may have originated from the butterfly effect theory, which holds that a small change in the slightest can have a significant impact somewhere. Therefore, the small creature of butterflies may play an unexpected role in the future that is difficult for us to ** and evaluate.