Butterfly And Moth: Life Cycles (1968)

The film explores the life cycles of butterflies and moths, specifically focusing on the Red Admiral butterfly and the Promethea moth. It discusses their similarities and differences, including their habitats, feeding habits, and reproductive cycles. The film highlights the distinct stages of development from egg to caterpillar to adult, illustrating the unique processes of metamorphosis in both groups of lepidopterans. It also explains how to differentiate between moths and butterflies based on their behavior, wing positioning, and physical characteristics.

Keywords
butterflies, moths, life cycle, Red Admiral, Promethea moth, lepidopterans, metamorphosis, differences, similarities, Western United States

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