Blue Morpho butterfly (scientific name: Morpho menelaus): also known as Blue Morpho butterfly, is a genus of Morpho in the Nymphalidae family. The largest species is a tropical butterfly. The name of the family comes from the Greek word "Morph", which is the name of Venus, the goddess of beauty, which means beauty and beauty. The blue wings are very gorgeous and about 15 centimeters long. The upper surface of the wings of an adult female butterfly is blue, and the lower surface is very similar to a leaf, showing mottled brown, gray, black or red. The larval hairs can cause irritation to human skin.
Live in Central and South America, including Brazil, Costa Rica and Venezuela. It is the national butterfly of Brazil. Their large wings allow them to soar quickly through the sky. It is active day and night and can fly quickly.
