Everyone gangsta till someone gets jumped by butterflies.

@waffuwaffle8969

3 жыл бұрын

Lol.

@_mangaddict

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly I'd love that-

@snowgrave2475

3 жыл бұрын

@@_mangaddict no you wouldnt! Try not stepping or squishing them, it'd be a nightmare!

@_s4turnn_

3 жыл бұрын

LMAO

@RoseIsHere9089

3 жыл бұрын

😂

when I was 9 or 8 I saved a bee by remembering a facebook post for helping exhausted bees by giving them sugar water. edit: only do this to bumble bees or bees that don't make honey because it is harmful to the honey as it dilutes it.

@billsbillsbillsss7783

3 жыл бұрын

@@reinerbazzi9744 How? I heard it was good for them especially when they are tired and hurt.

@alexanderspencer5722

3 жыл бұрын

@@reinerbazzi9744 Btw it was a bumble bee And I don't think they make honey, correct me if I'm wrong though

@ray-lj3vc

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexanderspencer5722 bumble bees don't make honey

@alexanderspencer5722

3 жыл бұрын

@@ray-lj3vc Ok thanks for the confirmation

@Everythingbagel196

3 жыл бұрын

Bumble bees do make honey, but if it was just a one time thing feeding that bee was fine, it was probably just old. Just don’t leave bowls of sugar water out, it might cause the other bees to start using that since it’s easier than going from flower to flower, and that would cause them to make watery honey, which doesn’t have much nutrients in it, so it’s not very healthy for them. The sugar water thing was really just a Facebook rumor, but tons of people fall for those everyday, so it’s okay!

The sweetest little butterfly. I'm glad you're taking care of her for her short lifespan. Seeing as she can't fly, she's living her best life! :D

@jalayajenkins3849

3 жыл бұрын

*he

@jovyisbizarre6668

3 жыл бұрын

@@jalayajenkins3849 she said "she" in case if you don't hear it

@_s4turnn_

3 жыл бұрын

Aw yea

@dolphin7549

3 жыл бұрын

@@jovyisbizarre6668 Soda pets did say she didn’t really know, so she just assumed.

@aleahgarlet1223

3 жыл бұрын

ai ai ai, i'm your little butterfly, green black and blue, make the colors in the sky.

Butterfly Pavilion (United States-based invertebrate zoo) volunteer here! Thanks for taking this little one in, so many people wouldn't think twice about trying to improve an invertebrate's quality of life. Most of what you talked about was exactly right, and your set up looked great for a disabled butterfly such as the one you've got! An unflighted butterfly doesn't need as much space as most people would think to thrive, your enclosure is a good size. I'd just like to throw in a few notes for anyone reading through the comments ^-^ If you have to handle a butterfly, even an uninjured one (Removing it from your clothing as you go inside, etc), use a glove if you can (If you can't, just try to keep contact short and gentle) and use the "scissor grip". Take your index and middle finger, approach from behind, and place one on either side of the butterfly's four wings. Never pick them up by their body, and try to avoid any contact with their legs. When releasing, don't place them down on a surface if they're able to fly. Instead, gently toss and release. Butterflies taste with their feet and they're super sensitive, so placing them down on a surface or letting their feet touch your fingertips could damage them and significantly shorten their lifespan. Good luck!

@kirbybie

3 жыл бұрын

Tysm for sharing!

@seechao

3 жыл бұрын

What if a butterfly lands on my hand? Is it still hurting it? Or do they have special ways on standing on things they dont want to taste?

@Stephanie-cl4fu

3 жыл бұрын

That was super useful, thank you!

@skydragon84

3 жыл бұрын

I've seen people save butterflies by giving them new wings

@yorusoka2341

3 жыл бұрын

Do you have an idea of why a butterfly of the same species as the hurt one would seemingly attack the wounded?

the one dislike is the other butterfly that tried to fight them

@waffuwaffle8969

3 жыл бұрын

Hehe.

@waffuwaffle8969

3 жыл бұрын

& the rest was that butterfly’s angry crew.

@shirleyk623

3 жыл бұрын

Actually it was trying to mate her

@glowe1265

3 жыл бұрын

So true

@IMakePeopleSaltyApparently

2 жыл бұрын

@@shirleyk623 w h a t

I googled how you can tell m/f - Males have a small black spot on the top surface of the hindwing. Females do not. You can see the spot when the wings are open; sometimes it's faintly visible when the wings are closed, too. Males also have slightly thinner wing veins.

@billsbillsbillsss7783

3 жыл бұрын

That means that the butterfly i fed a few days ago is a male

@mariahrenaud5839

3 жыл бұрын

I think that her butterfly is indeed a female

@sazzahko9931

3 жыл бұрын

That’s really cool! :0

@qihuanyao5079

3 жыл бұрын

Butterfree expained

@jovyisbizarre6668

3 жыл бұрын

@@mariahrenaud5839 yes because she doesn't have that dot thing and she has bold veins and slightly bigger than males

Soda: _brings her butterfly outside_ That one Monarch butterfly: *”i will cause pain and destruction to you”*

You can also give them some fruit slices, they love oranges, sometimes I put orange slices outside and these types of butterflys would start swarming!

@billsbillsbillsss7783

3 жыл бұрын

Yea ! They are like obsessed with oranges. I always give some butterflies that are outside some oranges and they always sworm it xD

@supersmilyface1

3 жыл бұрын

I raised a bunch of painted lady butterflies one year and would give them thinly cut orange slices. They loved them.

@Mom_Fan

3 жыл бұрын

Whats the mushroom in ur pfp called? Is it like a show or

@Living.Fossils

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mom_Fan oh no it's just a sticker some lesbian on tik tok made!

@Mom_Fan

3 жыл бұрын

@@Living.Fossils whats her @? There rely cool lol

I did this too. They are so fragile. Mine was a field butterfly and had ripped off half a wing someone ran over her on a bike

@Whotfru-gj2rr

3 жыл бұрын

@abstract rainwing um

@solsoil

3 жыл бұрын

where's the bike rider? just wanna talk ☺🔪

@matthewgallipeo9221

3 жыл бұрын

@@Whotfru-gj2rr uh. we're just gonna have a... talk.. ye a talk. 🔫☺️

@muichiroutokitou2996

3 жыл бұрын

@@solsoil ah yeah *talk* 😄🩴

@lilyjones4289

3 жыл бұрын

Who's joining my gang to hunt down the biker???😎💀🚴‍♂️💀

I kept a cricket that I named “tango” for absolutely no reason, she died of thirst after I forgot to give her water. She lived for a month which is probably a pretty long time for a cricket kept by a 9 year old. Edit: I searched it up and actually she lived a really long life for your average North American cricket

@user-yv5dy4ui4r

3 жыл бұрын

We took care of a grass hopper until a wasp killed it it had a baby but the baby ran away

@potatofamine1405

3 жыл бұрын

💀u killed a old lady

@violentbreeze2489

3 жыл бұрын

@@potatofamine1405 BYE

I love this! Especially with monarch's population going down, this is a nice video to share! I have a tip on watering them, though. Grab some marbles and put them in a shallow container (only enough to cover the bottom) and put some water in the container. The butterfly should be able to walk on the marbles while grabbing a quick sip of water without drowning! You can use this for bees too, and it's perfect for gardens!

@beakerling

3 жыл бұрын

While it is nice to think of helping a damaged monarch as helping the population, a damaged butterfly is never going to reproduce and oviposit again. If you want to help population decline of monarch butterflies, the better option is to plant native host species of the monarch butterfly in your garden and influence your own states decision-makers to make biodiversity a priority. Butterflies generally need two different types of plants, one for nectar in their adult butterfly stage and one for their caterpillars to eat. Please look up which plants are native in your state/province and are important for the monarchs, it really is the best way to help these magnificent creatures so they are not lost for our future generations.

I'm terrified of butterflies, to me they look like cockroaches with pretty wings BUT its was certainly an informative video to watch, maybe this knowledge will help someone in the future!

@arianavail

3 жыл бұрын

Imagine loving butterflies but being mildly terrified of any insects (and especially spiders (ik they’re arachnids)) it’s so weird to hold a ladybug and be slightly scared of it - like somehow this is gonna kill me I can feel it. It’s highly irrational, but bugs - even butterflies - give me just enough of the creeps that I don’t touch them unless necessary lol.

@momoblood

3 жыл бұрын

@@arianavail It's almost the same in my case! I like the aesthetics of butterflies in anime or on art but if in real life one or a moth would even be in my vision perimeter i would freeze up! Same with crickets or grashoppers! I know they wont hurt me, but my soul leaves my body anyways!, but im fine with spiders lmao i dont know why i work like that! Im really happy that you can relate to me because everyone makes fun of me for that! :(

@arianavail

3 жыл бұрын

@@momoblood totally get it. I’m okay if a ladybug or butterfly lands on me, but I generally have to constantly remind myself that it’s a nice creature with no intent to harm me haha. And you best believe I would save the crickets and grasshoppers that got into my school before anyone could kill them - but that was to preserve their life even though it stressed mine haha.

@momoblood

3 жыл бұрын

@@arianavail Yeah, is such a chaotic mess! "Help, put that away!" "nooo, dont kill it, take it away" ahahahaha

@arianavail

3 жыл бұрын

@@momoblood hahaha exactly!

Once a butterfly got stuck inside my house trying to get out the window it was petrified Because It could not get out it was going crazy so when it calmed down I put a flower next to him he flew onto my hand and he wouldn’t leave I was holding him and it flew to the wall it stayed there the whole night the next day my mum left the door open and he flew from the wall and there he went. I thought it was pregnant because it was soo fat.

@B3lph3g0r

3 жыл бұрын

@Sayuri Rosa this made me laugh lol

@griffiinator

3 жыл бұрын

When you thought it was pregnant but you called it a he 🐸

@eijirokirishima7188

3 жыл бұрын

I was at my friend’s house once and we found an absolutely massive monarch butterfly on her window, inside the house. There was no way for it to go back outside so we spent like thirty minutes making a contraption to safely capture it and put it outside. I was very proud after because it worked out and the butterfly stuck around for a bit.

@thelunchking4069

3 жыл бұрын

Fat fly FAT FLY

@puppydogs68

3 жыл бұрын

One time when I was walking home from school, a butterfly flew onto my skirt and I was like “O.o” cuz butterflies don’t usually do that, but then I noticed the wings were messed up just like the butterfly in this vid :( I took it home and kept it around for a little while. It couldn’t really fly so I just put it on a flower bouquet. After a little while I released the butterfly into the backyard where there’s lots of beautiful flowers. I put it on a rose but when I came to check the next day, it was gone... Oh and I also saved a caterpillar from a spiderweb...which also happened at school lol :,)

I love your content so much! Please never stop doing what you're doing, you're amazing!!

During summer I found a tiger swallowtail butterfly that had a bent wing, so I brought her in and cared for her for 1 month and 2 weeks. (Since they only live for about 2-3 weeks) That’s really crazy. I gave her sugar water and the day before she passed, I let her practice flying in my backyard,(which she can’t really fly) and I asked my mom if I could let her fly one more time today, and she said tomorrow. Tomorrow was the day we watched her pass away. My sister and I put her into resin and she still is on the desk in the living room. rest in piece Bumble!

@Ena48145

2 жыл бұрын

Putting her into resin was a great way to remember and honor her, along with all of the time she spent with you. You have her the best life she could have had. She otherwise would have been eaten by a bird:( rest easy swallowtail

i bet for the butterfly's wings that when she came out of her cocoon, they did not separate fully, causing then to rip and tear.

I have always been so scared of butterflies, but this is just sad. :(

@im_sour7102

3 жыл бұрын

It’s okay to be scared of butterflies. I’m fine with most bugs as long as they leave me alone. But start flying toward my head and I’m gonna swat it. And MOTHS ARE TERRIFYING. I hate them. I like butterflies a little more because they at least are pretty, but I don’t want either of them indirect contact with my skin.

@chuu_aff

3 жыл бұрын

Same

Animals I have rescued: a roster, a baby bird, a lot of bees, butterflies, spiders and other insects, two cats (I adopted one of them the other one already had a home) mice and some frogs, hope everything works out for her ❤️

@user-yv5dy4ui4r

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve rescued: a snake, a baby bird, a rabbit, tons of rats, butterflies, spiders,shark (one time)

aww poor girl hope she lives a beautiful and long life!!

I remember when I found a butterfly stuck in my pool, I grabbed one of the pool things and saved them, when I did I out them into a jar for about an hour till I saw they were flying a bit in the jar, so I opened the jar put them on my finger and let them fly away, I love this memory a lot, I was like 7 or 8 when this happened.

Um. So i had a monarch Caterpillar and i grew up and it had parasites and could not fly. Me and my dad cared for it, and we fed it nectar out of a foil dish. We loved her, and surprisingly she lived for a month and a week. We even brought her to Lake Tahoe, but then she died. We loved her so much, and i could not forget her at all. Rip Autumn 🍂

@Ena48145

2 жыл бұрын

That's so sweet. You are such a precious person. Thank you for taking care of our earth's creatures 💕 I've tried saving so many insects myself

I just found an exhausted butterfly at a gas station/restroom/roadside food stop. It has a little bit of ripping on its wings, but I think it will still be able to fly. Thanks for sharing and showing me how to rescue this little guy.

this is the most wholesome video on the face of this earth... this sweet delicate little butterfly and her super kind owner :3

Aww I love the butterfly! I’m sure she’s happy

This is a milkweed flowers that butterflies eat.

@alexanderspencer5722

3 жыл бұрын

Only for monarch's and just their caterpillars edit: oh also I mean monarch caterpillars

Damn, this brought back some memories- I’ve been obsessed with moths since I was a kid, and one time one landed on me- I had an app that identifies species of things if you take a picture of them, and it told me it was a mint moth,,, and since there was mint outside with me I put some water on it and it drank from it! Probably TMI, but I wanted to share my little anecdote :)

@toniodivichi5749

3 жыл бұрын

What's the app called?

Truly, you could make an 8 hour sleep video of just the little butter(walk) doing it's thing. That end part was so adorable and relaxing

Im terrified of bugs but I like butterflies, I could never let one crawl on me though XD. Once my school found a poor frozen butterfly in yhe cafeteria

@w3irdcor3buddy52

3 жыл бұрын

What did your classmates do about it? Did anybody even notice?

If she’s still going please make an update vid!

@Obsidian_MoonVT

3 жыл бұрын

Yes please even if she passes please don't leave us hanging

this girl is taking care of a flapping (pun intended) butterfly meanwhile i cant keep a plant alive

@keiko3099

3 жыл бұрын

Butterflies arent too hard to take care off! I raise monarch caterpillars and release them when they make it to their butterfly stage! If you can water their milkweed and pick them up if they fall down you should be fine! Though I raise mine in cages outside so I have to clean up their cages and wipe it down every day haha

My mother used to have a monarch butterfly farm where she would take the eggs off of the milkweed put them in a enclosure (with more milkweed) and waited for them to become a butterfly then she would release them.

The way you care for pets is just so pleasing! Keep doing what you are doing! :D

I had a pet butterfly in 2016, also one that I found with a broken wing. He lived longer than the average life expectancy and was really cool. Thanks to him I overcame this little aversion i had towards butterflies and could learn a lot. Like that honey water is bad for them, as it can crystalize inside them and kill them, or that they taste with their feet. A butterfly heart and other organ positions (so I knew where to be extra careful i googled the anatomy) and so on.

You are honestly such a kind soul. I wish the most amazing life on you

she is so caring to animals and that’s why i love her 😌

So lovely hearing of people caring for these beautiful creatures. The flower your monarch is happily feeding off is a buddleia ( renowned for being a favourite of butterflies and bees.). My monarchs adore them.😊

They will guzzle the juice from cut up watermelon pieces with great alacrity! I think the red color probably helps them home in on it as well. I picked up a weakened straggler today on my way to work, took it in where it’s warm (I’m from michigan and it’s beginning to get cold) and left it in a container with a nice bit of melon. I observed it drinking from the fruit with extended proboscis; and not long after that the little animal was vigorously trying to escape its habitat so I took it outside. It began to rapidly shake; almost vibrating for a moment then flew off with what appeared to me to be more or less full strength! It cleared a road at an altitude of at least 12 feet then veered about 45 degrees and rose to about 40 feet and fluttered off out of sight! It was a very happy occasion. But it must make it all the way to Mexico- a journey that takes at least 1-2 months. I’m very proud to have helped the little animal and I enjoyed observing it during our brief period together. I hope it makes it to the big monarch gathering

omg i thought the parrots were my rats getting terrified/hurt, they came to find the 'rat being attacked'

When I was younger I used to catch grasshoppers, and butterflies and keep them in an aquarium. I would decorate it with rocks, sticks and flowers, I would feed them different fruits and vegetables and just watch them grow. I wasn't allowed to have a real pet until I was maybe 11. I don't really like bugs anymore but I do have fond memories of keeping them.

This is so incredibly wholesome. Please do not stop posting things like this and doing things like this if they make you happy. It’s very relaxing to see such genuine content on the internet right now. 💙

I’m so glad she’s in good hands

I love how you used the pot from a Calico critter set

This was so nice and generous! I hope it lives the best life it can with it's wings.

Thank you so much. Recently my step mom got one of those butterfly hatcheries of of amazon and when the caterpillars were forming their chrysalis one of them fell over breaking his wings and prevented legs from being formed. Yesterday we let the rest go and I took in the disabled one and I haven't had him for long but Im not ready for him to die. He has crushed wings and only 3 legs and only 2 of them work properly. I didn't know whether it was better to keep him or let him go but now that I know im doing the right thing I want to give him his best life. While knowing that he can barely move to eat he wont live long but I want to try and make the best of it.

This is one of the nicest things anyone could do, I found a butterfly before in my backyard, the butterfly’s wings were damaged and was hurt, I picked the butterfly up, I didn’t hurt it in anyway,I went to my room put it on my desk, because it might fall off my hands, I made her a little thing like yours,I got some flowers, the butterfly is doing much better, I’m still caring for her, I am scared to glue any other butterfly’s wing to this one so I’m just caring for her until she gets better,I had the butterfly for only 4 weeks , I do take her outside, she has not fell yet, I have not seen another butterfly of the same species of mine attack the butterfly, I don’t think she’ll live that long, but I’m trying to save her for her to have a longer life, I love the butterfly, I think the butterfly might be a girl but yeah!!!

sodas literally the kindest person ever

This is so sweet 💕 I love how you are so caring towards all little creatures! Personality butterflies freak me out a bit as any flying insect does but I'm glad she is happy and well cared for 😊💕

Strong beautiful butterfly 🦋 Also hi neighbour from Australia

I kind do this but with some plantes usually we do take out the dead plants and if I see like a really healthy one that does not have any bugs or completely dead i won't take it

If you have a butterfly that can fly, its too small, but since it can only walk- this is an appropriate size, but ofc it should be bigger.

My siblings and me always made it our mission to save all bugs from our pool and we didn't realy know how to care for them, so we just sat them on flowers in a corner of our garden with a lot of sunshine.

I saved many monarch butterfly’s from OE and one I remember loved for about 6 months after I found her (OE is a disease in monarch butterflies where it cripples the wings and makes it so they can’t fly)

Once you cut a flower it stops making nectar in a few minutes.

I took care of a butterfly for a while, I mixed a bit of sugar with some water and put it in a cotton ball, I also got a bit of dirt and put it with some water and rocks because what I found when I looked it up was that butterflies find puddles and get nutrients from them. The butterfly later on flew off with some coaxing

Aww,I hope she's doing better in the future

I’ve just watched this after many searches to help a grounded butterfly, thank you!… it does what it says on the tin👍 I’m in North Yorkshire and clearing my outhouses 2weeks ago I came across quite a few healthy ones that took off but I have this one and she’s lasting a while🦋💜

I raise butterflies!!! the best thing for monarchs is a plant called milkweed. that is the best source of nutrients for them. also if an intact butterfly won’t fly, just put it in a plant. don’t bring it in!! it might be young and the wings might still be “drying” from the pupation stage

Great video! Thanks for making it! I also just rescued one that can not fly. I'll care for her until her last day. Thanks so much for the video! ❤

I remember my class held a discussion about a class pet, so my friend brought some painted lady caterpillars. They went into cocoons except for a dead one, and we released our last ones.

You are an amazing person! I'm doing the same thing right now had one turn into a chrysalis early when it was still little, and it hatched, but it's wings are all messed up, so I'm going to take care of it, because it can't fly!

Monarch butterflies are so rare where I live at. I never find monarch butterfly in th summer, mainly because I live in Brandenburg Kentucky and where I live there are lots and lots of houses and buildings being built and it destroys the trees where monarch butterflies love to rest.

I also used to live in new zealand and we used to buy swan plants in the summer and care for caterpillars and one of the butterflies had crinkled wings and did basically the same thing that you’re doing but she only lived 2 days sadly :(

I had a moth that had deformed wings and mouth parts. I fed them creeping trumpet flowers each day. They made a quite but audible slurping sound during each feeding. When JeffBob/JosefinaBarbara passed they were buried with flowers and fellow dead moths.

This is so sweeeeet Its so amazing and inspiring and wholesome how you care for animals, bugs and the environent. Youre a great person! Keep up the good work

This happened once so i feed it and put is in the play house outside with plant with small holes to breathe. She lived a week as a butterfly. I also found eggs on a leaf and cared for them and they hatched!

My grandma works with someone that finds baby one and the gives them to me and my siblings(she does wait till they are closer to chrysalis before giving them to use) and them we get to release them, its really fun

U always care of any animal,even butterflies and also small animals,love u

Just found an injured monarch butterfly and the video helped me so much. Thank you!

Thank you. The internet said to leave nature to its course. But this sweet little yellow butterfly is going to live its last days in peace.

when i was in grade 1 for science we raised some butterflies (they weren't monarchs, but i forget what type they were) and when they were fully grown we let them all free because our school has butterfly flowers outside

I live in new Zealand too and where we live you can barely find any injured ones that are alive when I was younger I found one and cared for it for three days because it was Getting chased by a cat (when I found it) but of course it died her name was bean and I miss her

Back in my elementary school we actually raised butterflies one time. I don’t remember what type of butterfly, but the teacher bought the eggs, and all the necessary stuff and all we had to do was watch in “amazement“ as they grew up. I’m surprised none of them died with all the poking some of the kids were doing. And the teacher even showed us each stage when they were in the jars. I’m surprised none of the cocoons fell as she was moving it around to show us their life stage. Eventually she put them in the mesh hanging thing and they emerged from their cocoons we kept them for a little bit longer before releasing them. I thought it was cool but I felt kind of bad that they couldn’t be out in the wild growing naturally.

youre so kind for trying to take care of her/him :)

let’s actually take a moment to appreciate what she done. although butterflies live a few weeks she still saved one. amazing.

i remember when at my school there was this kid and he really mistreated monarch butterflys by holding them by the wings and me and my friends would sit where most of the butterflys were and would make sure he wouldn't get to them.

One time we had this plant that attracted a lot of caterpillars (i think it was parsley), and we kept one of the caterpillars and one day it just disappeared, and a few months later we were removing the blinds from above our glass sliding door to replace them and a cocoon and a butterfly fell out and we just opened the door and it flew away.

For the little kids in my school, The teachers get Caterpillars and put them in a really big butterfly thing and they make there cocoon there. Over the spand of when they make a cocoon to when they come out of it the little kids would watch the process over the days and A couple days after they come out of the cocoon they release them and it is so pretty and the little kids watch them release them. It’s so cool and just pretty. Btw over the days they are out of the cocoon they put slices of fruit like oranges and put flowers

its so sweet watching ppl helping insects, they also got lives and just need some love sometimes and caring. Insect lives matter!

You saved a flutterby! I saved a Spooder last summer from drowning in the pool. He got better and lived in an unused, brand new trash can with some paper on the ground so I could see him. He stayed a day or two, and then I released him into the garden outside my complex. He was a Hacklemesh, and I named him Hecc. I hope he lived a nice life and told all his friends about the giant that saved him from the swimming pool.

Thank you for helping this butterfly you sweet sweet girl ❤😢

Oh yeah I used to have a budlia in my garden it smelt so good

Awww that's really genourous most people wouldn't care about the butterfly BCS their said to live for a short period of time

I have a butterfly right now and it has one wing. I been taking care of it for 2 weeks now. thanks for the advice!😊❤❤

I remember once when i stepped on a butterfly by accident it looked like yeah it’s going to die in pain so I did the obvious thing ENDED it suffer and than I took it dig down a hole and put it in their i made like a little grave for it and from that moment I actually look where I’m going and look under my feet

I wish there was, like, some kind of tissue or material you could feed to a butterfly that would help their wings regrow, or a biotissue that you could attach with water-based glue that would fuse to their wings.

I remember I was on the my slip and slide with soap and a bee came to try and drink the soapy water, I found it trying to get out the water and I got a leaf and put it under the bee, Then I tried to give it normal water on a plate.

i use to find monarch caterpillars when i was younger and id bring them home and put them in this huge glass tank thing i had with flowers, grass, milkweed, leafs and a few branches so when they were ready to turn they could use the branch and when ever they would turn into butterflies I would take them outside and let them go and they would always come back over the spring and summer like they were coming to say hi sadly one of them came out of the cocoon with wings like this and couldn't really fly that well and i cried all day because i didn't know what to do or how to help and she ended up passing away the next day i think she might have been slightly off to begin with because even as a caterpillar she looked a little different then a lot of them and seemed very slow compared to the others i had so i think it might have just been a birth defect but it really messed with her as a butterfly and i'm still sad to this day about it because i just love them sooo much and think they are so beautiful to watch grow and then fly away after that huge change from caterpillar to butterfly but now i live in a gross city that doesn't really have them around so i cant do it anymore

When I was 6 my mum got one of those kits where you can raise a butterfly and one of the butterflies couldn't fly. I think it hid in some plants for a while and one morning it was gone.

You are an amazing person! I've always wanted to care for injured butterflies (we have a lot of birds and stray cats where I live, and butterflies get away most of the time, so theres a lot of injured butterflies that end up dying :( ) and now I know how! Ty!

You are making me regret so many of my past pets and encounter of injured animals-

Wow she is so nice to all animals she dose as much as she can to make it happy. 🙂❤️

I work in a garden center and I always try to safe the butterflies that are stuck in spider webs, Its discusting but I still try to safe them.

Recently I had an injured moth on a lamp next to my garage, a ceanithus silk moth. The wind woke him up during the day and had to fly away because of it, he was pretty cute :)

I recently saw a butterfly just like that one but it just had stubs of its wings left and some how its still able to fly.

I rescued one when some kid ripped her wing off, gave her a bit of sugar water and some orange slices. She only lived for like a day but I tried to make sure she was comfortable and fed

I love butterflies and for some reason they love me, I've been "swarmed" by hundreds before and just walked around covered in butterflies before so they are very special to me and the fact you have a monarch is amazing I haven't seen one in Arizona for years so yeah.

Ur bassiacly the most wholesome KZreadr I've ever seen

I love going to the Franklin park observatory in Franklin park they have a butterfly room with hundreds of butterflies. a beautiful waterfall and tiny pond for them and so many flowers. They have so many pretty colors. Lots landed on me and that completely scared me because I hadn't had a butterfly on me before but now I'm better at it

I'm so glad I've found another person who takes care of insects! My family makes fun of me for it and it's hard to find proper care guides when I'm not sure what to do. It seems to be a bit of a tradition for pregnant white tiger moths to wonder into the house and become exhausted. Though I usually don't know they're pregnant until I find the eggs. Sugar water works as a great substitute, works for flies and bees as well! Thank you for this video, made me feel a lot better!

Monarchs are beautiful, i love the flower that you have for the butterfly