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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #43977 Butterflies 2
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Butterflies,  unlike  moths,  are  not  usually  attracted  to  artificial  light.  Why  is  there  a  difference  in  behavior  between  two  closely  related  ?  The  answer  may  lie  in  their  evolutionary  paths  and  ecological  niches.  Butterflies,  being  diurnal  creatures,  have  evolved  to  navigate  using  the  sun.  Artificial  lights  do  not  provide  the  same  cues,    their  lack  of  attraction.  This    in  behavior  underscores  the  diverse    strategies  evolved  by  these  creatures  over  millennia.

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