The larvae of some butterfly species often have the habit of decorating leaves as nests and living in seclusion there. The methods of decorating leaves vary depending on the insect species. Some decorate one leaf, some decorate several leaves, and each has its own style or technique. . The larvae of the banana leaf butterfly can glue the edge pleats of banana leaves into a nest and live in seclusion inside it. The larvae of the rice butterfly often attach several leaves together and live in the nest. Larvae that have the habit of living in nests or forming webs in groups feed close to their habitat and never go far. When disturbed, they immediately retreat into the nest to hide. This is completely different from the habitat habits of ordinary butterflies.
