Blue Morpho Butterfly | Untamed
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2017
- Despite its name, Blue Morpho Butterfly’s wings are not actually blue at all! While they may appear this way, this is not the result of pigmentation. It is actually caused by the way light reflects off the microscopic scales on its wings.
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Blue Morpho Butterfly | Untamed
• Blue Morpho Butterfly ...
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I'm almost crying because of how beautiful they are
what about that thing on their mouth, they are like vampires
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proboscis for nectar?
It's so glorious
Sublime beauty. Brings memories of my childhood, the first time I saw one in the forests of my country Ecuador.
Unpopular opinion: theses are prettier than the monarch butterflies.
These morphos are very common here were I live in Central Brazil. But not in urban areas, you have to go the woods to spot them. The two most common here: Morpho menelaus and Morpho helenor.
From the outside wings-ewwwbrown
From inside wings-wooooow, beautiful blue 😍💙💙💙💙
I live with these amazing beings.
DOUGLAS HOTCHKISS Luckyy
Breathtaking beautiful.
Uff, what irony - 4 months to develop into beautiful butterfly, and then, less than 4 weeks to feed and find a mate and give birth to next generation ? Life is tough !!
Their lifespan being a butterfly is so short😞😔😭😭
Yes, sad😢
But just think about the giant silk moths, like the cecropia, which spend almost a whole year growing up, and then only one week as an adult moth!
I feel a little silly quoting a fictional character from a Marvel movie, but keep in mind…
“Something is not beautiful because it lasts; it’s a privilege to be among them.”
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"your dad IS the BLUE MORPHO!" -Henchman 21
It's a kind of butterfly, you dingus!
Love this Go Won performance
yesss
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Morpho peleides, the Peleides blue morpho, common morpho or the emperor is an iridescent tropical butterfly found in Mexico, Central America, northern South America, Paraguay and Trinidad. Most authorities believe that peleides is a subspecies of Morpho helenor.
What a beautiful nature
Love this channel always has awesome content
Thanks for being a fan!
Beautiful
Wow so amazing 🦋
I wanted to know their life span from when they are a butterfly 🙄
Good day. How can I get permission to share this video on my socials using my own music? Please help. This is beautiful.
Good
This remember me the Griffith's genetic books
Do the wings help them camouflage at all?
Wild thing love you iris torres ⚡⚡:⚡⚡
Hello all friends!
Do you like butterfly & music?
Relax with watching butterflies and music.
But, they are beautiful... Ahhhh
sana naging butterfly na lang ako hehe
What the &$@# is a Morpho?!
It's a kind of butterfly, you dingus!
i only know more bug species now because of animal crossing... xdd
Oh I don’t know 🦋 live for 3 weeks that’s a short life! I don’t know that!
We're glad we were able to tell you! Thanks for learning with us 🤓
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I learned lots of new things from your channel, that’s why I love your channel💙💜
That is why caterpillars eat so much!
Stunning cinematography, but National Geographic, I really dislike the horrible and most distracting type on your videos. I guess it is provided for people watching on phones, with sound muted in public. If you want to make video for phones, choose a square frame rather than 16/9 and please mark them as such (so I can more easily avoid selecting those to watch!) And for videos you want people with large screens to enjoy at best quality, please focus on visual quality and use narration for providing info, not type that pulls focus away from the imagery.
Great insight Denis. Now I only wish we (me and the other 2 people that filmed, wrote and edited 30 videos of 30 different species in 12 days) had the time to complete all those format options. You're right though, that would help. Thanks for watching.
Would prefer a narrator instead of the music and text.
Thanks for your feedback! Are there other reasons why you prefer videos with narration?
Thanks for reading my comment! I think the text (and music) distract from the beautiful imagery. Instead of watching the intricate details and motions of a butterfly emerging from its cocoon, I'm looking elsewhere, i.e., reading text. With a narrator, I can watch and listen to the information at the same time. Some of the Nat Geo WILD videos have a narrator and I appreciate it. Maybe I'm a little old school growing up with Attenborough documentaries though. As for music, I prefer to hear the sounds of the creatures and environments. Soundtracks are kind of cheesy in my opinion but I'm probably in the minority on that.
I think so too...
Disagree. I think the text and music makes the video more beautiful and meditative.
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the glory of God u see here
and people say god isn't real, the human can't even get close to an atom of making these beautiful wings
True, but these magnificent creatures do not need a god to be explained. Nature is all there is.
@@maxxam3590 naturally magnificent
NOT "WILD". Studio recordings of breeded Morpho peleides. "untamed", can you tame a butterfly?.
God's beauty