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Continued from post 3 ...
Posts that describe the behavior in their marriages are a continuation of the review of posts 1, 2 and 3.
As stated in the third post that the marriage of butterflies involves male and female butterflies, and based on research from experts that the butterfly itself when it comes out of Pupa has a unique odor and experts call it a pheromone who can invite male butterflies when they are in their circle.
The scent can attract male butterflies in a private intimate relationship, so male butterflies will always lurk and get closer to the females.
When there is an agreement between males and females then all efforts that are owned by males will be spent to get the female butterfly. But before the male must go through obstacles from other males when determining it.
If we notice that butterflies look for mates when / since they come out of Pupa. This happens because it is indeed the main purpose of their presence in this world to multiply their own offspring.
In distinguishing the sexes of men and women, one way is to see who comes out of Pupa first.
In general, in the life of a butterfly, male butterflies tend to come out of their Pupa earlier than female butterflies, this is due to physical and male strength compared to females.
When the male is born from the Pupa, he will wait a while for the female birth, and when the male will find / catch the smell of the female to be born, sometimes some male butterflies are ready to wait beside the female Pupa.
By doing things like that, men will more easily find a partner when compared to looking in other habitats. If a male does not find a female in the above area, he will look for a female that has been born before, so when a male is in the public field, he will experience obstacles with other males in getting female butterflies, sometimes they fight with other fellow studs.
If a butterfly wins in defeating another man will have the right to have a female until they die, which means that each butterfly will never change its partner, so the female will not have intercourse with other males because she only knows the scent of a male who usually kisses and who is familiar to him.
Then how do women know and mark their partners? when a man previously excelled in a fight with another man in his action, the first thing he did was smear the scent on the female butterfly by attaching the scent to the female antennae, so women could remember and recognize the scent of their partner's body. So every time he will have an intimate relationship, the woman will smell the scent of his partner. If the aroma is familiar to him, he will be open to be smoked by his partner, and the female is ready for intercourse.
Female butterflies will always be loyal to the couple they have chosen during their lives, even though their lives are very short, but the behavior of the female is very appropriate and thumbs up and can be copied by humans in this regard.
It is truly a beautiful and faithful life in the butterfly civilization, the loyalty of the female is never possessed by every other animal in the world, only those who are always loyal to the male.
