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Raupp, Professor of Entomology at the University of Maryland. With Old Man Winter still holding his grasp on much of the nation, it is time to journey once again to tropical rainforests where we recently visited butterflies in cloud forests and along river banks , caterpillars hiding from predators, fierce bullet ants and less fierce green ants in trees, fungus beetles , walking sticks , and giant chinchemolles on the slope of a volcano.
While photographing some stingless bees near a Mayan ruin near Belmopan , Belize, I glanced towards a nearby tree and was surprised to see the tree looking back at me. A closer inspection revealed a gorgeous owl butterfly. These beauties have evolved a clever strategy for dealing with would-be predators. Intricate patterns of scales on the underside of their hindwings create an illusion of a large staring vertebrate eye, complete with pupal and iris. It is thought that this large eyespot is used by the butterfly to startle or otherwise confuse hungry predators such as birds or lizards.
Studies have shown that the more closely the pattern resembles an eye the more likely a predator is to be deterred by the ruse. Another hypothesis suggests that the false eyespot may draw the attack of a predator away from a vital body part such as head or abdomen, to a less vital area such as the end of a wing, in much the same way the false head on the wings of the gossamer-wing butterfly we met a few weeks ago fools predators into a misdirected attack.
Only the butterfly and its predators know for certain how well this deception works. Caterpillars of the owl butterfly are similarly impressive creatures. By some strange good fortune I stumbled upon a butterfly house at a jungle resort and visited a large collection of owl butterfly larvae.
