The blue morpho's beauty belies a darker aspect of its life cycle - the larvae have a tendency to eat each other. Caterpillars of the Morpho peleides species are cannibalistic, possibly to help ...
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Butterfly Pavilion opens at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles CountyGayle Anderson reports the Butterfly Pavilion takes flight at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHM) for the ...
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Big and small: A look at the Butterflies are Blooming exhibitThe blue morpho is the largest butterfly at 6 to 8 ... It eats toxic plants as a caterpillar,” Dunham said. “A morpho, while they don’t taste bad, may be good to eat for, like birds and ...
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