Where is the butterfly's home? What does it look like? What is this?

The habitat of butterfly larvae is generally hidden, so it is not easy to find individual larvae in the wild.

According to the law of activities, the feeding and perching activities of the first instar larvae of many social species are consistent (the first and second instars are obvious), and they gather together to feed or perch, and butterflies are an example.

Some butterflies, such as the larvae of nettle butterflies, often spin silk among nettles in dozens of groups, hiding in them like spiders to resist foreign enemies, and at the same time foraging and inhabiting, which is quite regular.

Extended data:

Butterfly wings are like the wings of an airplane, allowing butterflies to fly forward by airflow; The colorful patterns on butterfly wings are amazing. However, their colorful wings are not just for people to feast their eyes on.

Colorful colors are used to hide, disguise and attract spouses. Harold feinstein's new book 100 kinds of butterflies shows people very beautiful pictures of butterflies and moths.