Butterflies are flying insects, which comprise the order Lepidoptera with. There are about 15,000 to 20,000 kinds of butterflies. Butterflies are holometobore insects. The largest butterfly ever found is the Queen Alexandra's butterfly.
             Scientific and non-scientific vocabulary words which must be learned before reading this section in alphabetical order:
             Abdomen: (noun) 1. The part of the body in mammals, that lies between the thorax and the pelvis. 2. In arthropods the major part of the body behind the thorax.
             Appendage: (noun) (1. Something attached to a larger entity.) 2. A subordinate or derivative bodily part
             Conceal: (verb) to keep from observation, discovery, or understanding.
             Proboscis: (noun: plural). A long, flexible snout.
             Pollinator =* Pollinate: (verb) to fertilize by transferring pollen from an anther to a stigma of.
             Simultaneously: (adj.) Happening, existing, or done at the same time.
             Spherical: (noun) 1. A three-dimensional surface all the points of which are equidistant from a fixed point. (2. Ball.)
             Valve: (noun) 1. A membranous bodily structure that retards or prevents the return flow of a fluid (2A. A mechanical device that regulates gas or liquid flow by blocking and uncovering openings. 2B. The movable control element of such a device. 2C. A device in a brass wing instrument that permits change in pitch through rapid variation of the air column in a value. (noun) 1. A fair equivalent or return for something. 2. Monetary or material worth.)
             Butterflies are insects, which belong to order Lepidoptera. Their body divides into three segments: abdomen, head and thorax. Usually adult butterflies contain antennae, compound eyes, six pair of legs and a hard exoskeleton with their head, thorax and abdomen. Also micro sens
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