Why are some people afraid of butterflies, and why am I so afraid of butterflies?

One of my midterm exams, I was sitting by the window, leaning against the curtain, and I was always hearing the sound of something flapping its wings, and when I turned my head, I saw a butterfly fluttering behind the curtain, and my heart trembled every time I flapped, for fear that it would fly in, but I didn't expect it to fly in, and it stopped on the curtain next to me.

It was math, and it was next to me, and I really couldn't do it, so I did the bravest thing of my life, and I used my fingers to pinch its fluffy, powdery wings, and I sent it out. Ahhh

It didn't dispel the psychological shadow, but it became more scared.

Another time, in my sophomore year of high school, my family traveled to Hainan Crater, Yanoda, which was full of butterflies, huge and colorful...The sun was shining I didn't know what the scenery was there The whole time I hugged my dad and cried.

The picture below is a picture of clay art that I saw on Weibo a few days ago.

Instantly reminded me of butterflies. Really big afraid of such a pattern.

I'm scared of all the insects, the pigeons, the birds.

Butterflies are not afraid of people, and they usually fly towards targets that interest them, such as flowers, juices, honey, etc. While butterflies also have the ability to perceive danger, they are not particularly perceptual to humans.

Although humans often hunt butterflies, butterflies have not evolved a gene that fears humans. This is because butterflies have evolved very slowly, and butterflies have been around for millions of years before humans appeared. Therefore, the evolutionary process of butterflies takes a long time, while humans have been around for a relatively short period of time and are not enough to have a noticeable effect on the genes of butterflies.

Sometimes butterflies fly to people, either because they are attracted to the smell of their bodies, or because they are looking for flowers or juice. In addition, the eyes of butterflies can see moving objects, which can cause them to be attracted to the movements of people.

In conclusion, although the presence of humans may have an impact on the environment in which butterflies live, butterflies have not evolved genes to be afraid of humans.

Butterflies are not afraid of people.

Butterflies hardly know what people are, how can they be afraid. Unless you suddenly block out the light shining on him, the butterfly that was originally parked will take off due to stress.

Also, genes don't evolve, they mutate. Whether it can be kept depends on natural selection. The meaning of the butterfly in its life is to find its other half, complete the reproduction, the male dies on the spot, the female lays eggs (depending on the breed to determine how many times she can lay and how long she can live), and the egg-laying process will be affected by the fragrance of flowers, etc., to find good food for the offspring larvae.

In this way, if people are born with a certain smell, or a specific perfume, it is not impossible to actively attract bees and butterflies. Then there is no such thing as being afraid of people.

The butterfly is just an empty bed, he only feels that he doesn't have such a good brain, he doesn't reflect that he doesn't purify the genes of a scared person, he doesn't do that.

I'm afraid, too, but I'm afraid of the pattern of his wings and the way he stirs up his wings.

I was also afraid of butterflies, but then I learned about butterflies and became less afraid.

If you don't know about butterflies, you won't be afraid if you understand, butterflies are the most beautiful flowers, known as "flying flowers" and "beauties of insect country", which is a symbol of elegant culture, which can make people feel the pleasing taste of returning to nature. Butterflies are a symbol of happiness, love, and they can inspire, intoxicate and yearn for people. Traditional Chinese literature often uses the butterfly as a symbol of free love, which expresses people's yearning and pursuit of free love.

Butterflies, commonly known as "butterflies", there are about 14,000 species in the world, most of which are distributed in the Americas, especially in the Amazon River Basin, and are distributed in other parts of the world except for the cold regions of the North and South Poles. Butterflies are generally brightly colored, with various spots on their wings and body, and a pair of club-shaped or hammer-shaped antennae on their heads (this is the main difference from moths, which have a variety of antennae shapes). The largest butterfly spreads its wings up to 24 centimeters, while the smallest one is only centimeters.

Large butterflies are very eye-catching, and there are people who collect various butterfly specimens, and in the Americas, "butterfly watching" migration has become an activity like "bird watching", attracting many people. There are many species of butterflies that are major pests of agriculture and fruit trees.

Maybe it's because his fate misses us so much, dying at the most beautiful time.

Butterflies pose very little threat to people, so there's no need to be afraid.

Butterflies are more or less poisonous, the poison of adults is on the wings, the scales are poisonous, and the more bright the butterfly, the stronger the toxicity, such as most of the butterfly, butterfly, spotted butterfly, the color of the dim toxicity is not so strong, such as pink butterfly, butterfly, gray butterfly (but we do not live in the jungle, the wood has the opportunity to see).

Butterflies have learned to use toxicity to deal with the enemy in the larval period, most of the colorful butterfly larvae eat very toxic plants, such as aristolochia, horsepower, they will keep the poison of the plant in the body for self-defense, once the enemy is stained with the liquid they secrete, it will be poisoned, and the serious will die, so there are few natural enemies of butterflies in nature, birds, lizards dare not taste these bright guys.

But butterflies are basically harmless to humans, and you must wash your hands after catching butterflies. (There is phosphorus powder on the butterfly's wings, I used to catch it with my hands, and it ended up getting all over my hands).

Some butterflies have frightening wings to protect themselves, and what we have to do is not to be afraid, but to treat them with appreciation and protection.

Are you satisfied?

Aliens, go back to your planet, or the butterflies will invade your planet.