The characteristic of butterflies is to have two pairs of beautifully membranous wings, covered in scales and usually attractive, brilliant with a regular pattern. The scales on the wings are easily dislodged like dust when held and do not have a frenulum. Most of the body and legs are covered with scales, slender and sideburns at the end. In the world there are approximately 20,000 species of butterflies, with Brazil as the owner of the greatest variety of species in Indonesia...
Butterflies have one pair of wings that emerge from the dorsal thorax because the wing is an expansion of the cuticle and is not a true limb. Butterflies can fly without having to sacrifice the feet for walking ability on the surface (Campbell, Reece-Mitcheell, 2003)...
