Glasswing Butterflies Want To Make Something Perfectly Clear

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Glasswing Butterflies Want To Make Something Perfectly Clear
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Summary

The glasswing butterfly has see-through wings that make it nearly invisible to predators. Deep Look zooms in on the tiny structures that keep its wings from reflecting light — a clear kind of camouflage.

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Most wings reflect light and stand out. The glasswing's wings are built to let light pass straight through, so the butterfly seems to disappear — helping it avoid predators.

  1. How do see-through wings help this butterfly hide?
  2. Why would being hard to see help an animal survive?
  3. How is clear camouflage different from blending into a color or pattern?

Quick work-a-long

Vocabulary: transparent, camouflage, survive, predator.

Try it: Hold clear plastic and colored paper against different backgrounds. Write which one hides best in the most places, and why.