Butterflies “flutter” because of the way their wings and bodies are built for flight. Unlike birds, butterflies have large lightweight wings covered in tiny scales, thin bodies with weak flight muscles and a flight style that relies on rapid, uneven wingbeats.
This creates the characteristic zigzag, bobbing motion we call fluttering.
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