Simply put, butterflies are distinguished from moths aka night butterflies based on their active time and physical characteristics. Butterflies are generally active during the day, while moths are mostly active at night. The butterfly rests or rests with its wings up, the moth rests with its wings spread. Butterflies usually have a brilliantly beautiful color, moths tend to be dark, dull or gray. However, these differences are always exceptions, so it can not be scientifically fixed.
Many believe that butterflies have a very short life span. In fact, adult butterflies can live for a week or nearly a year depending on the species. Most species go through a rather long larval rate, and some can become dormant when in pupa or egg levels in order to wade through the winter.
Butterfly eggs are always placed on plants. Each species of butterfly has its own range of home plants, both of which only one species or species. Egg rates are passed for several weeks for most butterflies, but the eggs that come out shortly before winter, especially in temperate climates, have to go through the diapaus level and only hatch in spring. There are other butterfly species that can lay eggs in spring for eggs to hatch pads.
Many people love beautiful butterflies, but on the contrary are rarely people who do not feel disgusted with caterpillars, but both are the same creatures. All kinds of butterflies and moths go through the stages of life as eggs, caterpillars, pupae, and ultimately morphed into butterflies or moths.
