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Yes especially sense it helps keep the birds from attacking as it can be hard to see for them. thus keeping him safer!

Right, right ?? 😍

I agree, what a loving heart this woman has.

I didn’t know birds don’t see spots on the wings of the butterfly, that is awesome!

Красивая бабочка❤🎉

The feather weights to much it actually hurting it....sorry.

​@@Crybunni_ Proof?

@@Onewiththeonces Well, From my understanding this is a Monarch butterfly, And Monarch Butterflies Weight about half A gram (0.00110231 Pounds), So there's no telling what the wing weight is. Where as the Smallest bird in the world the (Bee hummingbird Feather) Weights about 0.0082 Grams, if the feather shown in the video was the Bee hummingbirds it would be fine, Which it's definitely not. Sooo it's too heavy. Short answer: Monarch butterfly wing is lighter than the majority of wings, Including the one in this video. (Excuse my Punctuation, Etc.) EDIT: i will NOT be responding to any comments from further on, say what you want you'll be wasting your time. Please see the full conversation before making assumptions, hm?

@@Crybunni_is it worse than it’s old one?

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Man I tried to save a damaged butterfly, got it the right food and terrarium and everything, and it died that night 😅

I feel that.. unfortunately.

aww im sry ❤

Same. No one wants my love. 🥺

Ah! True love is inside. You are the one who will approve and appreciate yourself. Cut your own cord off of the abusive relationships

Because that butterfly is beautiful but you don't

Thankyou for making it even shorter

@@phon8057 huh?

​@@phon8057 😂😂

​@@phon8057 if that is a joke you have my type of humor 😂😂

​@@phon8057 I mean, you probably mean dark humor or similiar but I think they don't understand the joke just because it doesn't make sense for them what you are trying to say. I figured it out eventually but it took a while for me to understand it.

truh

Yes, HOW? I have to know.

I watched the full version, I believe it was glue

​@@riv3rw4ter I'm wondering if the glue will wear off over time 🤔

@@kw9568 likely superglue for the strength, which definitely last the butterflys lifetime, it could likely last a humans lifetime. however, it may have been regular pva as well, which although unlikely due to having specific uses, this not being one of them, in which case it would be rather likely to peel. hopefully, the person in the video did not do that.

​@@riv3rw4ter Superglue has a habit of drying out and flaking off on certain surfaces, that said it was developed by the US military for drying up and closing shrapnel and bullet wounds up fast, you cant swallow super glue because as soon as it touches moisture it dries.

This is actually a thing, although usually professionals will use real butterfly wings that they collect.

This woman is an angel. Who makes a prosthetic wing for a butterfly. She needs a humanitarian award.

A butterfly can only live for 4 weeks

​@@catfurerнет, некоторые могут до года жить

​@@CadetSparkleWolfЯ использую крылья, потому что ничего более лёгкого нет, а если наклеить что то тяжелее бабочка не сможет летать из-за тяжести.

Just like with a prosthetic limb. My ex was missing part of a leg and the prosthetic weighed at least 10kg, said it took a while to get strong enough to use it full time.

It's like losing a limb and learning how to use a prosthetic

​@@maddyspinks beat me too it

​@@maddyspinks Dang are they really that heavy? But when you think about it, the more you use it the more strong your limb gets

Now I'm curious to know how she managed to make a feather into an actual wing ?? , i wwant to learn so that I can do the same if i saw any butterfly in need 😩

Teaching children that life, big and small, all deserve compassion. My 9 year old daughter once came up to my husband and I with cupped hands and said she needed help. When she open them, there was a wolf spider, the size of her hands that was missing a leg. My husband jumped off the couch at the speed of light as he hates spiders. So determined that she had to save this massive furry and “aggressive“ spider made me smile so hard, we emptied out the large aquarium filled it with the necessary living arrangements and she will go outside and get live bugs on a regular basis and place them in the tank. After a little while her leg grew back slowly, and my daughter, picked her up, released her back outside in the garden, saying be more careful Cora waving goodbye crying, but understanding. We still see Cora once in a while, as females legs do regrow but it’s a slow process ❤

​@@thinkforyourself1357tell me honestly, how old are you?

"The butterfly feather"

ON IT!

That'd honestly be so cute

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They get eaten bro

@@kekchanbiggestfando you think that butterflies are just immortal unless they get eaten?

​@@mitziekat9987 they probably mean that some animal or insect will probably eat it after it dies. Either that or it'll just decompose before anyone finds it. But its a nice thought and I truly hope someone finds it before that happens.

​@@Undercover_Cat09 they don't really decompose the way that we do. Rather, they don't "rot" they just kinda dry out and are preserved pretty nicely.

He is a Monarch butterfly... they can live for many months in diapause if he was in the late summer group that winters in Mexico. On their way back to the U.S., they will breed the first generation that will start the journey all over again. When they get to the 4th or 5th generation, then that one goes into diapause and heads back to Mexico to start the whole cycle all over again. To me, the most amazing thing about Monarchs is, how does that 4th or 5th generation *know* to go to a specific forest in Mexico to winter safely without ever being there? Not only that, but without it's parents, grandparents, or great grandparents ever being there! Their life cycle is nothing short of miraculous... just so amazing!

Imagine aliens come and they live centuries, but think there’s no point in helping us because we live such short lives. It always matters.

@@brave-lil-toaster no one said it didn't matter

​@Sweet Stuff Monarch butterflies can live up to 9 months which is correct. This is a painted lady butterfly, and they live 15 to 29 days.

​@Ginger Cat yes very true.. one day of beautiful is amazing.

Yea imagine having to live ur short lifespan with pain lmao.

unlike many moths and butterflies, monarchs can actually live up to 9 months* in their adult life

@@seymourbones hahaha stop lyingggggggggggggggg

@@seymourbones they don't even live a year on average... wym?

Ikr. Its the kindest thinking ever. To have a heart to reduce suffering for the beings you are able to help is just the most beautiful thing on this planet.I live in a society where I dont feel ppl can relate with me on that, esp for the animals. Thank you I felt I could identify with that♥️

I was just thinking that😂

Here it is, the comment I was looking for 😝 🖤

How to train your Butterfly

Yes

Exactly

She got it. KZfaq.

Absolutely! They deserves all these likes and more ❤

She*

There is a legit nuclear war about to happen, but hay let's give an award

@@brandoncoins8246 she is actually helping a severely endangered species to thrive a bit more so get your pessimism outta here

could not have put it better myself

A grand person. ❤

so special.

They have such a short life span. He was able to live his whole life because of her. Thank you.

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Yeah would be nice if people actually cared about other humans like this as well

​@@emazing33j a big AMEN! to that!

@@emazing33j it’s all about the people you surround yourself with.

The migratory generation of Monarchs live 6-9 months but the rest have a lifespan of 2-6 weeks.🙂

Our Native American ancestors teach us that all beings of life are our family. We shouldn’t kill it. Even bugs. We should always save them if we can

But pest bugs like termites and ant infestations unfortunately the only option to save your home might be ant and termite traps. Sad but they chose the wrong home.

​@@johannaappleforest7482 that's true. As a Native we are taught to respect nature and insects. Currently I have a red wasp as a pet. She has been with me for 3 months

@@jessica.bowman Oh I'm sorry, I read somewhere that butterflies live for 1, 2 or almost 3 weeks... I wasn't knowing it :( But thanks for telling me this, I'm really glad I got to know more bout it

I'm the weirdo who picks the bee up to warm it in my hand, takes it into my apartment, puts it in a shallow dish with a washcloth to sit on and a bottlecap of sugar water or honey water in it, heater on, window cracked so it can fly away when its ready. Bees go into hibernation mode when they get too cold if you can warm them up and leave some sugar water nearby for them to drink, and leave a window cracked for them to leave, you just might save that bees life!

@@allisonhunter1063Respect for u my friend, we need more people like u

@@allisonhunter1063 as someone who’s also a weirdo and pets bees lmao ur so cool for this 🤭❤️

You know that insects physically can't feel feelings.

@@uranium950 yeah but why not save a life.🤷‍♀️

You good bro

Yeah

Very true.

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For real

Which is only bellow a month-

It's lifespan might be short but animals and nature never forget, even when they go back to the earth. Humans can understand being passionate and empethetic but most people choose not to. Life is beautiful, embrace it, dont make a mockery of it

“ Yo Jimmy You Fought A Bird?- ‘

​@@ShroomF0x I wish I remembered how this goes but w reference

I'd emmediatly assume fairies lol

@@peanutbutterjellyfish you and I think alike! 😂 I’d wonder what mythical creature was running the local insect hospital.

Maybe not so pure when you remember she posted it on social media

Lots of hot American Wood Glue HHHEEEEEEEEDDAAWGGIE

Yeah but thay done it

I would imagine..a tiny dot of maybe that liquid bandaid type adhesive

Yes probably because they would not get the butterfly to stay still without hurting it by accident that is probably how they done it

Hand stitched..

@@princessazula600 they can symbol more than one thing.

No it's just basic decency

​@@_gorillazfreakinc._2 yeah, but our timeline is so fucked that decent people are thought to be angels.

​@@_gorillazfreakinc._2this is absolutely not basic decency. I'd say 99.9% of the population (including me) would write that butterfly off as just a little insect. This is going above and beyond my friend.

​@@_gorillazfreakinc._2 Leave it kiddo,you can't understand

Bruh yet there's people who enforce censoring injuries on bugs

It’s life’s balance. It’s kind of the law of nature and the world.

​@@BillyBenhadabag Humans were not created to be cruel, because God is not cruel. Humans who are cruel are that way because of sin.

NO CAPES!! ~MODE, Edna

An equally wise person remembers that quote and posts it ✌️🤗🥲🦘🇦🇺🌸.

Ash Ketchum🧍🏻

@@RaaneaEV hahaha 🤣 just butterfly wings, feathers and love ❤️

​@@A.r.r.o.w i will miss him

I worry about the Monarch butterfly because a year or so ago it was on the extinction list. Maybe in a couple of years they will be back to their normal numbers. But now all the little darlings count. You took one from the gone pile, and put it into the saved pile.🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟🦋🌺💗💜💙💟

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Wait, that butterfly is actually pretty dangerous

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Nah, How to train a dragon was dreamworks XD

@@gamingimpossibl She’s- a norse queen 😭

@@JustWhattaRuLookinAt the dragon queen!!!

Na all the Disney queens are dead or evil

butterflies life only last like 5 days

​@@DeltaProjecter En cautiverio pueden vivir más de 5 días, incluso dos semanas ..

This is an amazing lady, wonder how she kept it safe while she went to the store, anyway, just beautiful that she actually saved its life with the feather!❤

​@@luciemarinov129I wonder how she got it to stay? I'm assuming super glue of some kind but I really don't know

Aww dont be grumpy. I get very cynical & pessimistic sometimes so I can relate. But there is still good in this world. (I've learned to stay away from the news and social media - except KZfaq... I especially like watching the Dodo videos, they always have a happy ending)

Your comment is just as nice as what that woman did.

You went through the grumpy bit, and saw that you too have a great heart.

I love Horton Hears a Who! What a perfect quote for this.

Another quote " *Muahahahah* " -Katie

I hear what you’re saying, and to some degree I agree. But not everything we call “life” is a life You wouldn’t call a chicken egg, a baby chick. Until something has been born, it’s not a life. The beginning stages of life are not equivalent to a living being You can call it a fetus (calling it what it is) or the beginnings of life, but before it’s been born, and taken its first breath on its own, and as long as it requires something else in order to survive, breathe, or get its nutrients, and has yet to be born into this world, it’s not a human life. That doesn’t mean all life isn’t precious because it is. But to pretend an unborn thing is more important, or just as valuable as a living breathing thing, is a fallacy .. no offense. Just facts.

@@AW-vi3df ok but it was just a movie quote my guy 😭

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Same!! Glue would be too heavy?

The feather would be too heavy

That’s my question how she’d do that??

People who raise monarchs en masse actually put this tiny, round sticker on their wing to help track the ones who make it all the way south. From the north to the south, they can fly well over 2,000 miles. They're fragile, but also super tough. If I had to guess...I would assume she'd use a pin to apply super glue to the feather, then gently press it to his wing. Which is easier said than done. Some monarchs are super sassy, and will try to "slap" you away with their wings. So you'd have to keep him in a darker space, to get him calmer first/wait for him to be resting. Recently, the white spots on their wings have been theorized to be part of what helps them fly. That the white spots on black somehow generate little thermal pockets to help with flight. I think the feather is about the best thing she could do, short of trying to build him an entire new wing.

Super glue? :P

I relate to this comment so much

@@Extremely_ShawolIt’s nice to hear that we’re not alone in this “fight” or whatever you want to call it. I feel very responsible and powerless sometimes… It’s a long road ahead but we’ll eventually get there.

@@thatguy1507 No estás solo amigo. Cuanto más seamos poniendo nuestro granito de arena para que los animalitos tengan una vida digna este mundo va a ser mejor. Tenemos que ser más humanos y poner fin al maltrato animal. Abrazo grande y bendiciones desde Uruguay

@@marestysugranja7505 Así es! Y para mi es super importante leer que no estamos solos. A veces siento muchísima impotencia… Pero he conseguido que algunos amigos se hagan vegetarianos, y que los que no lo son al menos coman menos carne o la compren de lugares más éticos y responsables, no de macrogranjas… Cada paso cuenta, gracias por recordármelo

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I would've just made it an enclosure to live in peace, never would have thought they could take the different weight of a feather to fly!

I actually once keep a disabled butterfly. I was walking from middle school to go back home and I saw this yellow butterfly. I live in Canada so idk what kind of butterfly is it but as I looked at it it's wing was torn off and it looks like someone was cruel to the poor butterfly bc it's wing was torn apart by someone. Idk how someone could do that to a harmless bug but i felt bad for it and so I carefully pick up the yellow butterfly and I put it in a jar until i found one of those bug containers you would use to capture and keep your bugs. So skip a few months later after summer break i went to go see sunshine (the yellow butterfly i rescued) to see him dead. Rip sunshine i gave you some good life even tho ur lifespan is short and i didn't k anything about it bc I was 10 years old at the time

True. Not saving a butterfly doesn't make one a bad person. Wonder if she would have done this if she had no way to record it

​@@codubhlaoichShe didn't even show her face...personally, I think this video is a good idea, to show that prosthetic butterfly wings can be a thing! I know great advances are made all the time, but I simply wouldn't have thought of this myself.

​@@xodias1she only did this to feel good about herself/ film it

The feather weights to much it actually hurting it....sorry.

@@Crybunni_no

@@Crybunni_ no

@@Crybunni_ no

​@@Crybunni_omg we get you're one of those people's trying to spread information so that we understood like god damn Yes we get the butterfly is suffering, but can you just let us enjoy the clip, like at least rhe lady is trying We don't need people like you going around the comments saying the same thing over and over again, you're honesty wasting your time because half of the people on this platform dont care.

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Your husband is lucky guy to have someone like you

Same here... I got a little emotional. I'm a nature freak and adore the presence of butterflies

This is fake butterfly

​@@shirleyvlijter6888 proof?

@@M1ntea. it looks like 😂😂🙄

@@graceville2593 I saying proof the proof she just making fake butterfly y'all stupid

So sweet! ♥️

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That is really kind and sweet!

He’s def ded now

​@@maybehbabeh5217 💀

right!!

I wanna be, but there are not much butterflies near sadly

Unless you’re one of those unfortunate people that are afraid of butterflies

@@pink_kitty_3335 yes and that is my 5th grade teacher 😍

No.

You don't know a single thing about her

What a dumb comment. It doesn’t take away the good deed that she did if she were to show her face.

This is so beautiful to see.

@@ikesfrisbie8935 I adore this to 🥹

Some people realize the whole world doesn't revolve around them and I am so greatful they exist

Tho it is humble to do. I really don't get the mentality that giving yourself credit for the kindness you give to the world some how belittles the act itself. Even if some do kind things for vanity's sake. The world is still a better place for it and they still earnt that recognition. Just feels pointless to have a unnecessary hang up on the motivation, when the result is what matters most.

Is that how spirit animals work??

@@Mycorrhizano, those are fairy tales.

@@griswoldthegoblin9420 do you have any proof that’s just a fairy tale ? It’s pretty bold to assume it if you can’t prove it wrong. That’s the reason why it’s called a belief

​@@heyyou.. if u cant prove that is real I do not need to prove that is not

@@heyyou.. Belief is my favourite synonym for delusion

Your right she's so helpful but bot only that careful

Bugs cant even comprehend trust what are you on about

What

Every animal has thoughts and feelings I don't think you know that

It’s not like the butterfly had a choice in the matter. What could it have done?

@@lewddewdero they do so what are YOU on about? dumbass.