The fragility of a butterfly enhances its beauty, making one marvel how such a delicate being can survive the wind, much less the world at large. Now, a young visionary artist is adorning stunning ...

A monarch butterfly (Dannaux plexippus) flaps its wings in Piedra Herrada Sanctuary, Mexico. Might this start a chain of events that results in a tornado in Texas? Photograph by Jaime Rojo In 1961, ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Spread your wings and fly, butterfly! The Science Museum of Minnesota's live Butterfly House is now open. See hundreds of real butterflies close-up, watch their natural behaviors ...

A butterfly flaps its wings… and lands on a Louis Vuitton trunk. At least, that’s the idea behind Roman Feral’s mesmerizing new artworks. The French artist is blending coveted luxury items with one of ...

Butterflies typically live about two weeks, which is why it”s rather extraordinary that a handful of specimens at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom has lived more than a year, experts say. Park entomologist ...

All they do in their short life cycle is dance upon the flowers, sip nectar, mate, and hibernate. Yet, their very existence hides a mysterious code of nature’s magic. We’re talking about butterflies.

Not that we’re freaking out or anything, but it appears we are getting closer and closer to some sort of a futuristic world where half of the things that exist outdoors are not necessarily nature’s ...

Jun Takahashi penned “a heartfelt letter” apologizing for his use of live butterflies during UNDERCOVER‘s runway show at Paris Fashion Week. A representative for PETA confirmed the news and furnished ...

Is the 2004 Ashton Kutcher vehicle The Butterfly Effect a good movie? Definitely not, no—but try telling that to me at age thirteen. And then wrap your head, once more, around the fact that if you had ...

Every morning Ward and Jeanne Masden wake up in a butterfly garden. An entire wall of the couple’s bedroom features an incredible artistic display of real butterflies. Ward Masden estimates about 700 ...

For the first time, engineers have created a model that flies just like a real butterfly. Powered only by an elastic band, it flits up and down and flaps its wings languidly – just like the ...