Reading, Berkshire, UK Info from Licensor: "What happens when a butterfly lands on dog's nose? Butterfly landed on Bonnie's nose and was clearly feeling rather comfortable there. It stayed for a long ...

Animals often evolve to have certain characteristics that help them escape predators more effectively. Some of these ...

The Hidden Power of Tiny Changes Back in 1961, a meteorologist named Edward Lorenz stumbled upon something extraordinary ...

Researchers believe this may be an isolated population from an ancestor species that went extinct everywhere else.

After enduring seven major surgeries within three years, Amanda Boxtel, founder and executive director of Bridging Bionics, ...

The heath fritillary, one of the UK’s rarest butterflies, has seen a remarkable resurgence on the National Trust’s Holnicote Estate, with sightings up from around 600 last year to more than 1,000 ...

Butterflies are disappearing. Here’s how Colorado community scientists are working to save them. Community-sourced data shows 22% dip in butterfly populations over 20 years ...

A high school teacher in Oxnard, California, received an unexpected visitor from Southern Arizona earlier this month. On Oct. 17, a monarch butterfly tagged by a researcher near Canelo, Arizona ...

The popular concept has been depicted in everything from film to social media testimonials, but the real science behind the butterfly effect can help scientists predict the future.

Scientists ask public to look out for England’s only mountain butterfly Conservationists say the butterfly is so hard to find in England that it is not known whether its numbers are increasing ...

But the real butterfly effect is much more complex than that. The butterfly effect is the idea that tiny actions can start a chain reaction that leads to a much bigger outcome down the line.

The U.S. butterfly population — not just Monarch butterflies — declined 22 percent in two decades, according to recently-published research.