Visit the Studio 54 of the butterfly world with "Ms. Adventure" host, Rachel Reenstra. With its camouflage and defensive details, butterflies dress for success in each stage of its development. Learn more about butterflies on Animal Planet.
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Ms. Adventure: Butterfly Style
Visit the Studio 54 of the butterfly world with "Ms. Adventure" host, Rachel Reenstra. With its camouflage and defensive details, butterflies dress for success in each stage of its development. Learn more about butterflies on Animal Planet.
Added: May 4, 2009
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Runtime: 02:36
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