Loading the player...

Lamproptera meges: the butterflies with the 'dragon's tail'

(4) | 27/12/2018 |

Issue: *

Your Name:

Your Email:

Details:

The Lamproptera meges, or otherwise 'green dragontail', It is a species of butterfly (Papilionidae family) which is found in parts of South and Southeast Asia. It is a small butterfly, a wingspan of 40 to 55 mm. It has a characteristic long tail 25 to 40 mm in length.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

A dry leaf hides a surprise Someone finds a strange dry leaf on the ground. Try to catch, but the spreadsheet is actually a kind of butterfly Kallima inachus living in the forests of Asia. With wings closed, the Kallima inachus much like a dry oak leaf, thus creating an amazing camouflage.
The surprising camouflage a throttle The Kallima inachus is a butterfly that lives in tropical Asia from India to Japan. With the wings closed much like a dry oak leaf, thus creating an amazing camouflage.
The turtle with the big head The big-headed turtle (Platysternon megacephalum) is a species of turtle that lives in Southeast Asia and southern China.
The giraffe beetle The giraffe beetle is a species of long-necked beetle, of the family Attelabidae. The neck of males is larger than that of females, reaching almost three times the size. It is endemic to Madagascar, and this particular male was recorded in the Andasibe-Mantadia National Park.
A huge cicada Tacua speciosa is a very large species of cicada native to Southeast Asia..
A little dragon The lizard Ouroborus cataphractus also known as the armadillo lizard, looks like a little dragon. This lizard has an unusual defense mechanism, where it bites its tail looking like a urinal snake. In this figure, is protected from predators with its hard scales along its back and thorns in its tail.
Natural beer opener in New Zealand In New Zealand, a Kea bird helps a man open his beer. Kea is a species of large parrot belonging to the family Nestoridae.
Transplant of a wing on a butterfly A woman gives life again to a butterfly with a broken wing can not fly. This shows us how he repaired the wing of a transplant.
How do the birds of paradise flirt In the rainforests of New Guinea, They are exotic 'birds of paradise'. These 40 species of birds with magnificent colors, using sophisticated methods to mate. The male birds trying to attract their mate changing shape, shaking their wings and their bodies with strange ways. One of these types, It gives an impressive dance performance.
Husky with a butterfly on her head The funny reacting Saimper, a female husky, as he faces a butterfly that landed on his head. The beautiful insect first walk in nose, gently flapping wings, and then reaches the top of his head.
How to repair the wings of a butterfly Can someone to repair the wing of an injured monarch butterfly; Yet, as shows an entomologist from the Live Monarch Foundation, this is possible with a few simple materials.
The smallest cat in the world The roan wildcat (Life: rusted), It is one of the smaller species of cat, found in India and Sri Lanka. The roan wildcat, along with the black-footed cat, considered as the lowest wildcats world.We of length 35 to 48 cm, with 15 to 30 cm, Tail length and weighs 0,9 - 1,6 kg.
The unsuspecting cricket An unsuspecting cricket victim of a spider Ctenizidae, which has set the trap. This type of spider called "trapdoor spider" as it creates a hatch of dirt and silk, in order to grab the prey without being noticed.
A mussel siliqua patula digging in the sand A mussel Siliqua patula or otherwise "ammosolinas" digging the sand to hide. The Siliqua patula is a species of bivalve molluscs Pharidae family living in the East Coast of the United States. Like other crustaceans kind of, the siliqua patula uses "foot" him to dig and bury themselves in the sand. The siphon serves for spitting sand. Bivalve molluscs hide from hunters, waves and high temperatures.
The origins of Dab From that started the Dab; In this video, a male bird paradise Ptiloris victoriae is trying to attract a mate. Lift the tail, spreads his wings and shows the beautiful metal neck of. His movements closely resemble the recent fashion of Dab.