This is Wednesday, Do butterflies know where they are going?

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So, for today:

 

Now for today:

On this subject, I just read an article about a bull dog being friends with a butterfly...  I also think there is a book by that title...

(Sorry I missed bull dog somehow...)  But I will continue what I started....

I know you have watched a butterfly, we all have. As I watched today I had to ask myself, does it have a plan, a destination or just ‘flitting around?’

 

I looked it up, this is what I got from the net:

 

Yes, there is a rhyme or reason to a butterfly's flight.

 

• Butterflies exhibit a complex and efficient movement pattern, often described as a "figure-eight" path, which generates continuous lift and propulsion. 

 The fluttering of butterflies is not random; it serves as a defense mechanism against predators and aids in their ability to navigate through various environments. 

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• Their unique wing movement, known as the "clap-and-fling" technique, allows them to take off rapidly and maneuver swiftly, showcasing their mastery of aerodynamic principles. 





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• Additionally, butterflies' flight is influenced by environmental factors such as temperature and wind, which can affect their overall flight dynamics.

 

 

Well, I learned something.  Hope you enjoyed that short explanation without me making a Rabbit trail. ;-)

Nite Shipslog

PS God is Good.  The butterfly is one of the creator’s beauties! They are easy to enjoy!