The elephant hawk moth is a large moth belonging to the family Lepidoptera. Its name comes from the fact that the larvae elongate their bodies when they feed, resembling the trunk of an elephant. The adult body is 35-40mm long, the wing span is about 70-80mm, the body color is bright, the front wing is pink and green, and the rear wing is bright pink. The larvae have a unique defense mechanism. When frightened, they will retract their bodies and use their spots to disguise themselves as snakes to scare off natural enemies. The adults are mainly nocturnal, feed on nectar and have a strong ability to fly. The larvae feed on the willow family, while the adults visit the flowers at night to absorb honey.

It is a beautiful and unique butterfly known for its rapid flight and sparkling wings. It usually has a bright metallic color, and the scales on the wings can reflect light, creating a dazzling shimmering effect. Widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions, with diverse habitats, they can be found in forests and grasslands. The wings have various shapes, some with sharp edges and others with rounded edges, but they all share a common feature, which is that the patterns and colors on the wings are very charming. These patterns are not only beautiful, but also have important biological significance for the survival of butterflies, such as being used to warn predators that they may be toxic

It is a class of colorful and diverse insects belonging to the order Lepidoptera. Known for its beautiful wings and elegant flying posture. The wings are covered with small scales, which not only give them bright colors, but also have a protective effect. The life cycle includes four stages: egg, larva (caterpillar), pupae, and adult. This metamorphosis process is a typical characteristic in entomology. Plays an important role in nature as a pollinator for many plants. It is also a link in the food chain, providing food for birds and other animals. However, due to habitat destruction and environmental pollution, some butterfly species are facing survival threats.

It is a butterfly that lives in the tropical rainforests of South America. Known for its brilliant blue wings, it is the darling of butterfly enthusiasts and nature photographers. The wings will present a gradient color from deep blue to sky blue at different angles, as if they were a work of nature. Large in size, with wings that can spread up to 15 centimeters, it is one of the larger species in the butterfly family. Usually active in the early morning and evening, feeding on nectar. Due to the destruction of its habitat and climate change, the population of the Megalosaurus butterfly has been affected to some extent, therefore protecting its living environment is crucial for maintaining biodiversity.