Watch what you say around butterflies, because some of them are eavesdropping on you with their wings. That’s the word from new research published in Biology Letters that identified hearing organs ...
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - Four women set out in the west Eugene wetlands to chase the ephemeral flashes and flutters of July-awakened butterflies. They sought the Eastern tailed-blue, the ochre ringlet and ...
When Jayne Yack speaks, she knows that her butterflies can hear her. They’re listening with their wings. Yack, a professor at Carleton University, studies a group of butterflies called nymphalids, ...
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