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HowExpert Guide to Butterflies
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HowExpert Guide to Butterflies

101 Tips to Learn Everything About Butterflies From A to Z
Created byHowExpert
Last updated 9/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • HowExpert Guide to Butterflies

Course content

1 section24 lectures3h 1m total length
  • Welcome0:18
  • Introduction5:03

    Explore 101 butterfly lessons, from monarchs and life cycles to survival, ecosystem roles, threats, and ways you can help protect butterflies.

  • Chapter 1: How Do Butterflies Reproduce?12:42
  • Chapter 2: The First Half of the Butterfly’s Life Cycle (Egg and Caterpillar)12:34

    Explore the first half of the butterfly life cycle, from egg on a host plant to the hungry caterpillar, detailing metamorphosis stages and molting.

  • Chapter 3: The Second Half of the Butterfly’s Life Cycle (Chrysalis and Adult)5:45

    Explore the chrysalis or pupa stage where caterpillars digest and imaginal discs form wings, leading to butterfly emergence and the first flight.

  • Chapter 4a: How the Butterfly Completes Its Life Cycle11:07

    Explore how butterflies complete their life cycle after emerging from a chrysalis and begin pollination, food seeking, or mating, while examining habitats and defenses.

  • Chapter 4b: How the Butterfly Completes Its Life Cycle10:53
  • Chapter 5: How Butterflies Benefit the Ecosystem and You9:30
  • Chapter 6: Threatened, Endangered, or Extinct Butterflies12:10
  • Chapter 7: Why Butterflies Are Disappearing6:55
  • Chapter 8a: How You Can Help Save the Butterflies9:33
  • Chapter 8b: How You Can Help Save the Butterflies8:52
  • Chapter 8c: How You Can Help Save the Butterflies10:03
  • Chapter 9: How to Ensure the Next Generation Has Butterflies10:27
  • Chapter 10: Where Do You Go to See Lots of Butterflies?5:49
  • Chapter 11a: Answers to FAQs About Butterflies8:09
  • Chapter 11b: Answers to FAQs About Butterflies7:35

    Compare the pygmy blue and Queen Alexandra's Birdwing; note habitat loss threats and monarch migration, and explore citizen science tagging and butterfly garden conservation.

  • Chapter 12: Chapter Review8:03
  • Chapter 13: Summary and Conclusion2:09
  • Chapter 14: Action Plan2:49
  • Appendix A: Resources4:15
  • Appendix B: A Quick Quiz1:40
  • Appendix C: Guide to Butterfly Species from A to Z7:32
  • About the Expert7:17

Requirements

  • None

Description

HowExpert Guide to Butterflies is a course that is packed with a vast amount of information about butterflies. In this course, you will learn everything you ever wanted to know about butterflies.

It has more about butterflies than any encyclopedia and it reads much easier. Some of the topics of this course are as follows:

• The differences between male and female butterflies as well as how they mate

• The first half, the second half, and how the butterfly completes its life cycle

• How they survive in nature with so many predators

• How butterflies benefit the ecosystem and you

• Why are butterflies disappearing?

• What species migrate other than monarchs

• What species are threatened, endangered, or extinct and some who came back

• Several ways you can help save the butterflies

• Where you can go to see thousands of butterflies

• A list of common butterflies from A to Z along with photos

• An extensive list of butterfly resources with links to websites

The course ends with About the Author that is about how butterflies inspired and motivated Jessica to follow her dreams with an amusing story about her first sighting of butterflies that were mating.

About the Expert

Jessica Dumas is freelance writer and a butterfly advocate who has been writing course and poems for 10 years. She lives in a small mountain town in Arizona but is originally from Minnesota where she grew up in the country where her love for butterflies began. She wanted to be able to fly like a butterfly which led to her dream of becoming a pilot. Years later she met a flight instructor who taught her how to fly and then married her. Butterflies inspired other dreams too that she tells about in her latest course that is a course on butterflies.


Who this course is for:

  • People Interested in Butterflies