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How to Spot a Fake Butterfly

How to Spot a Fake Butterfly

What's the difference between butterflies and moths, anyway? Butterflies have thin antennae with a club-like ball on the end, while moth antennae are straight and feathery. Butterflies have thinner, smoother bodies, while moths' bodies are chubby and hairy. Moths are awake at night ("nocturnal"), so they have compound eyes that catch light from many angles to help see in the dark. Both these animals can really jet - hawk moths fly up to 35 miles per hour, while skipper butterflies can reach 37 MPH! 

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