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Morpho Didius

The Morpho Didius butterfly has a magnificent blue color that is a bit more rare to find in nature. In fact, the pigment in it's wings aren't even actual blue at all! What creates the color is due to the microscopic scales, that overlaps in a way that makes the scales reflect light, and pigments all around. This is a type of structural color. The only issue with such a striking blue is the risk of attracting predators. This is when the butterfly can protect itself from either through camouflage, of their brown underside, or by releasing a pervasive smell through it's front legs.

Euglossa Analis

The Euglossa analis is a type of Orchid bee. One of the hundreds species of this kind of bee. The males collect fragrance from their environment to create their own complex bouquet of fragrance. With their own personal cologne, they spread it around to attract females. To them, the scent is all that matters!

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• She really enjoys learning about different flower varietals and trying to guess what kinds were used into different perfumes.
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