Butterflies-- nature's pollinator! | Born to be Wild - video Dailymotion

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Aired (September 24, 2023): Discover the ecological significance of butterflies, nature's fluttering tiny heroes, in this special episode of Born to be Wild.

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00:00 In the Philippines, there are no less than 20,000 species of insects.

00:09 Each of them has a role to play.

00:15 Just like our favorite superheroes,

00:19 they can not only grow their astig costumes or outfits.

00:29 Just like our famous Paro-Paro,

00:32 who has the most beautiful appearance.

00:35 He does not wear a cape,

00:38 but more than that, he can give his birds a lot of kisses.

00:43 Their work is very important as pollinators or plant breeders.

00:53 [Music]

01:01 Paro-Paro stays inside the nest for two weeks to a month

01:06 until they are able to come out and become an adult Paro-Paro.

01:11 From this time,

01:17 Paro-Paro's whole heart is dedicated to his help in the forest.

01:22 [Music]

01:29 Because he can fly more than 50 kilometers a day,

01:34 they also have a lot of flowers and plants that they help to breed.

01:44 This is where they get their pollen,

01:48 and this is also where they drink nectar.

01:51 They also have food.

01:53 When the flowers are transferred,

02:02 they spread the pollen that he can breed his plants.

02:13 [Music]

02:34 you

02:36 [BLANK_AUDIO]

Butterflies-- nature's pollinator! | Born to be Wild

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