Nature's 3D Printer: MIND BLOWING Cocoon in Rainforest - Smarter Every Day 94

[@smartereveryday]

Thanks James! That was certainly a tertiary goal of mine! Primary was to show you an awesome cocoon!

[@lespretend]

Having an ant carry a sign of your channel lol wow that's awesome

[@Sahishnnuta]

+Chris Kozma My exactly thought.. Also, the most natural intro for a channel, dont u think?

[@arayashazwan6345]

Sugar paper?

[@ink3988]

You have to pee on it

[@CookieeMonstarr666]

hahaha yeah I agree it was awesome!

[@joseelchacal6579]

that's animal abuse

[@iamforsaken_1]

I reckon it has holes so that it isn't affected by the wind as much, so it does not swing and fall, since it is hanging.

[@najkraemer3117]

+Aiden Mallett no, if it falls its dead. Ants will eat it.

[@randoranderson8903]

+Aiden Mallett the problem with this idea is that although it's flexible that doesn't mean it'll absorb the shock of the fall, it definitely will be less likely to brake but the chrysalis will still absorb a massive amount of the shock from rolling around and the initial hit

[@FictualKyle]

+Naj Kraemer lol ikr

[@mellowsign]

+Watsonisawesome Since these things come to be through mutation and natural selection they aren't really "designed" to have a specific purpose. But they do obviously have an advantage over other "designs". It's likely that all of these factors play into the cocoon's success in the wild

[@iamforsaken_1]

WZFreakOnDrugs well said, allow me to rephrase; due to survival of the fittest this mutation of hanging has remained prominent because they are more likely survive, likely due to their resistance to wind.

[@CaSCHWANK]

i love how stoked the butterfly guy is about his job. i love seeing grown-ups fangirl over the stuff they do for a living! :)

[@med8615]

Lol that's true, I hope to have to same attitude about becoming a surgeon in the coming years.

[@sxxnnxx]

fanboy*

[@CaSCHWANK]

ResPext SyNiCaTe "fanboying" doesn't sound as good :P

[@sxxnnxx]

The Caitasaurus Fair enough :/

[@quickstep2408]

i hope to find my 'thunder snow' someday

[@SaryTheWolf]

Looks like one of those plastic nets you get oranges in.

[@prod.shxwzn]

SaryTheWolf right?

[@randomchannel8436]

Vegans won’t eat packaged oranges now.

[@simmerke1111]

I never bought packaged fruit, why would that be a vegan trait?

[@celinechristina]

I guess now they hold the micro-production of those things huh?

[@plorin3015]

Simon What? Nobody said that eating packaged fruit was a vegan trait.

[@Hankvdb]

That's exactly the kind of personality I'd expect from a butterfly farmer. He came across so wholesome. Great vid, Dustin!

[@trygveevensen171]

This video is so high quality that I didn't even notice it's 6 years old before I tried to find the photos on his facebook page

[@XAVIERCUERVO]

id like to see the cocoon being made

[@Magical_Trash]

Same

[@yashbhandaree6800]

I saw this coccon on my house today and i thought of this video.

[@FarryEntertainment]

Best intro ever

[@Litgsocp]

Man you can just tell that guy loves what he does by how he answers the questions. It's so cool to see that. if only we all could find something like that to do for a living

[@Crazy_Diamond_75]

Wow the explanation for the holes blew my mind. I wouldn't even have thought of that!

[@Bryle_]

Beautiful cocoon, it can be use as inspiration for a ceiling light design.

[@codq1329]

Bryle that’s an awesome idea!

[@neverthesame7887]

you're very creative I bet that would make a beautiful ceiling light and it would sell so fast BRILLIANT!

[@RaptorBaptist]

I came across your channel for the first time today. I was in a foul mood and really not in the mood for anything much. Since I've started watching (the last hour and a half.), I've been just absolutely fascinated and my day has improved dramatically just from the entertaining structure of your videos. Keep up the good work.

[@tuckerthomas3931]

Same here. I learned that this channel existed from Mark Rober's channel.

[@Gangst3rFORlif3]

I just found this guy and in 3 videos I've learned something that 40 of my other subscriptions can't teach me combined. Lol, this is a great channel!

[@hdb80]

I cannot thank you enough. I am an interior design student and I am using moths as my concept for my senior thesis project. This is and will continue to be immensely helpful as I go through the design of this project. Thank you so much!

[@JeffersonStinson]

Great teacher. Honest and reliable.

[@gesus44]

Butterfly farming... I just found my calling.

[@HaHa-gg9dl]

gesus44 Are you one yet.

[@keiahnigbruder1453]

gesus44 I'd work for you

[@maruftim]

so how's it going

[@kuro758]

Did you answer it?

[@noway5096]

if there are 2 per state seems like a pretty rare gig, good luck

[@amyzhang4798]

I love that he says subscribe if we've earned it.

[@daved1113]

Amy Zhang He means he is trying to earn OUR subscription. Not that we must earn the privilege to subscribe.

[@amyzhang4798]

Lul, no I understand. I just applaud him for not asking for or even demanding subscriptions. Rather, he tells us only to subscribe to him if we like his work. Commendable! :)

[@raffiboy1234]

+Amy Zhang no I think what he meant was we must earn his privilege for him to be in a position to obtain our subscription with the privilege thing, but first we must balance it out.

[@tarytame1983]

11 +Raffi Devlatian t 2

[@asauce99]

+Raffi Devlatian No, I think you are wrong again. I think he means that if we've earned his subscription then we will know what it's like to be privileged to like his videos once we share them. They don't have to be earned but they can be obtained through sharing that is earned. To like is to share, just as to subscribe is to earn.

[@luverlyginger42]

The butterfly on his hat was adorable.

[@agouti973]

WOW! Thanks. I was born in a rainforest country and I found one of those when I was a child. I kept it all along since because it's so fascinating (it's on my desk right now), but couldn't identify it. Now I know what it is. 🤓

[@lolscience1979]

That intro was the most incredible thing I’ve seen in a while

[@arolemaprarath3248]

yes

[@emperorofsin9783]

I usually get annoyed by these sort of videos popping up but I have found myself honestly enjoying this channel, so yeah, definitely earned my subscribe and like. Keep up the good work, its very interesting and educational, its nice to see an honest channel :)

[@impalabeeper]

+FLUTTERx xDASH Haha I have been bingewatching him for about an hour now!

[@Lobstrique]

thank you for your amazing work and your amazing attitude to life and the world around us and your passion and pure childlike curiosity towards everything you do. i sometimes feel down and gloomy for no particular reason it seems, and it's people like you that help me remember, always, how beautiful life is and how positive attitude and effort make great things happen. i mean, come on, you accidentally met a butterfly farmer at a random event exactly after your trip to the jungle, looking for pupae? :) this is why i love life! it's full of links and mysteries and great people, if you know where to look.

[@WaltherGrube]

Beautiful cocoon!!! I found one similar and made tons of pictures and waited for over 20 days until the small moth came out. All the waiting and watching the development everyday was worth it, at the end I could make some nice pictures.

[@susancastagna4241]

This story is proof positive that if you are on the right path and just let the universe do it's thing you get what you need. Again I applaud you and your videos, TY again!

[@Uluri]

That was really enjoyable to watch. Thank you forsharing about these moths and butterflies

[@ZionDR1]

... I'm do glad I subbed to this channel like 5 years ago

[@tmedocianis]

Okay, I'm late. This video happened 6 years ago, but that intro with the ant carrying the sign is SICK! LOL!!

[@Grendel1967g]

I teach 3D printing for application in silver smithing. I love this cocoon, and am going to try replicating it! Thanks for the video!

[@bluegorillacookies]

It's amazing that everything in nature has a purpose and design, whether we know what it is yet or not. I'm yet again humbled by the Creator's wisdom! Thank you for sharing this beauty!

[@TheKyridgerunner]

Absolutely Amazing.!!! Thanks for sharing...

[@jimpikles]

I bet another the reason the cocoon has holes in like that, is a matter of economy. If their hanging like that has already put them out of the way of ants and such why waste time and energy making a solid cocoon, when you can make a very open weave like that much easier.

[@heyguysjohnfarder]

jimpikles Also in another economic matter, it costs less money to make

[@MKing10]

@@CharlieApples but think about how little money caterpillars make, this one probably is smarter for making an cocoon with holes as it saves on money they can use when they're a butterfly. The reason most butterflies are so delicate is because they don't have enough money since they spent it all on cocoons and now theyre broke.

[@vbgvbg1133]

it could also decrease weight, so it doesn’t pull the leaf down

[@AneesaH.]

Okay, the ant carrying the sign was the best thing ever. Instant subscribe

[@Fizz-Pop]

Amazing how simple the answer was. Nature impresses once again

[@Reina-1-43]

As a kid, the chrysalises that we would find around our house would wiggle like crazy if we touched them. The first time it happened to me, I think I almost passed out. I wonder why some wiggle and others don't. The ones that the farmer was handling seemed perfectly still.

[@way2muchNFO]

maybe they were scared

[@8literbeater]

It's a Faraday cage so his phone won't ring. He's like "Don't call me, I'm sleeping."

[@psun256]

badumtss

[@SoulDelSol]

Would that work

[@andrewsharp4950]

@@SoulDelSol Would what work? The Faraday cage blocking cell signals? (yes) Training a moth to use a phone? (seems unlikely) Or making a phone small enough for a moth to keep with him? (Now I want to know too.)

[@Claytonface]

The outro music to your videos always remind me of Rogue Legacy for some reason!!

[@trabadab]

That is because it is the same music! This song was Trilobyte from the OST of rogue legacy! Thought the same thing and searched the internet and found that Gordan McGladdery made some of the music used in the game.

[@bobbobertson9325]

You know it's surprising how easily some people forget to like or subscribe even if they did like the video, it's just there as a reminder, not some personal attack on your wellbeing. -------- Awesome stuff mang!

[@mrwinky1216]

i have to say i never thought that a video on cocoons could be so interesting... thanks and keep em coming.

[@xcvsdxvsx]

Oh my god. How did you get that ant to carry that!?

[@johnmarkmagarro1315]

he paid the ant

[@isaacandrewdixon]

lol

[@PrimaryOctopus]

Probably dipped it in sugar water or something.

[@xcvsdxvsx]

AiliSima smart

[@Rhythmier]

actually he pee on it true story, he got a video for it on how he did it

[@Zephyr_Weiss]

4:20 so they need Ear to breathe?

[@UnknownGamer-tb6mc]

lol

[@RiverBottomBoys.]

It's actually 4:21

[@Zephyr_Weiss]

DiscouragedSoldier 4:20 weed

[@MMandMStv]

+Xephyr Weiss lol he meant air

[@alwcurlz]

God's creation is amazing!

[@jerrixramirex2986]

Religion trolling humanity since the begining of time

[@alwcurlz]

JERRIX RAMIREX Yes, It's great, and it will continue long after you're gone. It will never end. :-)

[@TANMAN47TANMAN]

It will never end except when jesus comes down to destroy all life except those that follow despite the fact that most christians that go to heaven havent even looked at the evidence and are simple indoctrinated into their belief.

[@ishankmahale5393]

TANMAN47TANMAN How old is our planet?.....and I really want you to think on this question.

[@kickandblock]

alwcurlz It will end fairly soon. In Scandinavia only 2% of the population attend mass.

[@melaniemarshall6942]

Love knowing the holes are for the rain to fall through their cocoon.. Thank you! Xo

[@harrisoncratty209]

This is some of the coolest stuff I have seen, and as a person who loves animals and new discoveries in nature, these are just awesome.

[@ZeldaFeb]

A BUTTERFLY FARM?!??! OH MY GOSH

[@MouseGoat]

wonder if they sell butter?

[@RayCrawfordIV]

Hey... Quick thought on the holy crysallis... Could it be a stealth mechanism against bat sonar???

[@chaddercheese16]

I'm not an expert at all or anything, but I'm guessing it's not because echolocation is incredibly precise and I don't think they would miss that, especially with the pupa inside. Interesting idea, though.

[@M0nkey4ndG1raffe]

***** the water might not drain out fast enough?

[@Innomen]

I suspect the ants are being used as defense. By making it ant proof they can hijack all the defense power of there being a ton of ants around. Imagine being able to safely hide your babies inside an 8 foot wasp nest. Hard to imagine a safer spot.

[@michelleohlhoff5842]

Brandon Sergent Wow! Brilliant thought!

[@joejazwinski8873]

Thank you for helping me get smarter every day! You seem like such an awesome dude, Dustin! Thank you again!

[@kassandras8277]

I just now started watching all your videos and I seriously can't get enough!

[@williamjenkins344]

its the queen of blades dont let ur eyes fool u

[@ElPlantPapi]

i hate you man! i have to study but your videos are too awesome, cant stop watching!!

[@MrWizardjr9]

something about it reminds me of the effigies in dark souls 2. and i thought the reason was its harder to see because its an mesh instead of something solid and opaque

[@jimhigh5665]

I believe that it is harder to see!

[@tm0446]

Ah! I think I just noticed that the verses at the end of your videos change sometimes with this particular video, so that prompted me to see the verse myself. I'm glad I did; a smiled a goofy smile once I read it. I enjoy little clever things such as that.

[@gbshreds]

wow, that's incredible! who would have ever thought something like that would exist in nature!

[@LetsPlayGamesGuys]

it looks like one of those nets you buy oranges in

[@AzuraDragonFaether]

You're awesome and I love you. XD

[@yogeshtiwari1414]

did you seriously employed ant to carry the publicity hoarding?

[@WillyLuedtke]

Yogesh Tiwari The ant that was in the film carrying the sign signed a waver and got compensated monotarily and good benefits to go along with. It actually lived the rest of it's days in the lap of luxury.

[@WillyLuedtke]

Yogesh Tiwari The ant that was in the film carrying the sign signed a waver and got compensated monotarily and good benefits to go along with. It actually lived the rest of it's days in the lap of luxury.

[@prod.shxwzn]

Chill

[@jackmen4]

The beauty and perfection of nature.

[@PatrickSochacki]

Destin, I just subbed to your channel yesterday, and I must say I was skeptical to do so at first. Not until you said "If I've earned your subscription, go ahead and subscribe" did I think this channel might be different than most other science/teaching channels. I learned several things from watching the two videos your channel description asked me to watch, and I must say I look forward to going through and learning things from all the videos you've made. Thank you for being a little different than everyone else and earning my subscription and helping me learn things I haven't seen anywhere else on KZbin. -Psox

[@KaliTakumi]

Okay does anyone else hear music from Rogue Legacy in his outros? (Also I may be wrong in assuming the soundtrack originated with Rogue Legacy)

[@KingVoid27]

No

[@KaliTakumi]

@utqh so I'm not crazy

[@empanada65]

That thing looks like a Kakuna from pokemon

[@keronplug14]

hence its name. cacoon-a

[@keronplug14]

oops! typo. it is cocoon*

[@trololopeth]

Kakuna = coccoon, Metapod = pupa

[@poolkrooni]

No one's ever put something so perfectly into my language.

[@thetomster7625]

I'm gonna go ahead and say it: this is one of the best youtube channels currently. its important, its informative, its done easy to understand and its - aside from artistic or how-to-do channels - exactly what this can and should be. keep it up :)

[@sydthegoat88]

I can't even understand why someone would even bother disliking this vid. Equally perplexing and interesting as the vid itself, ironic in my mind right now.

[@djchubbyd]

I'm from Alabama :D

[@thousand_moms9962]

Hunter_Frs who?

[@Rylaichu]

2019 anyone? 😂

[@Islamwisehappy]

All praise belongs to the God Almighty, creator of this wonderful world and the Universe and everything in it. Everything he created is beautiful and with perfection and serving some purpose. Thanks SmarterEveryDay for a closer look at these beauties of nature.

[@angelagreen3642]

Yes... Amen.

[@adferxis]

+Tahera Chaudhary All praise science, the creator of this wonderful world and the universe and everything in it. Everything it created is beautiful and with perfection and serving some purpose. Thanks SmarterEveryDay for a closer look at these beauties of science.

[@Islamwisehappy]

sum gUy ...and that Science is the God Almighty, the creator of everything we see, observe and study. The greatest injustice one can do is not acknowledging his/her creator. First you should know what is Science? Science is a branch of knowledge or study dealing with a body of facts or truths systematically arranged and showing the operation of general laws: the mathematical sciences. systematic knowledge of the physical or material world gained through observation and experimentation. any of the branches of natural or physical science. science definition: the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment.

[@adferxis]

Tahera Chaudhary No, that science is just science. The way the world turns. No god. Just science and it's ways.

[@Islamwisehappy]

sum gUy Ok. if you want to shut your eyes from all these facts, then you really don't even know what science is. and yes who gave you these sophisticated eyes? 546+ megapixel. Enjoy God's creation and be amazed every time you discover new things. and don't want to believe, be my guest.

[@fakasi]

You sir earned my sub on the 1st vid I watched which was 3 vids ago. Thanks to the awesome collaboration w/ the Slomo Guys. Amazing channel, instantly one of my top favorites!

[@someoneyouknow525]

Best intro ever~

[@anonymousSWE]

Why am I not a zoologist?

[@4hm35319hd0h5]

Are you a zoologist yet?

[@zeroqp]

I'm getting fed up with this thumb/subscription begging on KZbin. I find it lame and am inclined to do the opposite sometimes from excessive begging. I think it would be more honorable to say "If you liked my video, please hit the thumbs up. If you didn't like my video, hit the thumbs down" and you will not only earn the respect of your viewers, you will also be the one in control of the ratings your video recieves. To me it shows that you are confident that you produce high quality material that is useful or entertaining, and that you are looking to improve if you lack in an area (hence tell them to thumb down if they're unhappy). Please don't take it personally. It's nothing against your channel, like I said, I see if all over KZbin. It's understandable too: the views put food on your table. But just please don't forget that you are still dealing with customers in a way, and you want to represent yourself in the best way possible.

[@LastbutNotFirst]

whine somewhere else

[@zeroqp]

It's not whining, it's constructive critisism against the KZbin community and video makers, and the reason I even bothered to type that out is because the content was otherwise good. Do you always mindlessly attack people who do anything but blindly praise what you like? You're coming off kind of silly, mate.

[@zeroqp]

Matthew Keith Actually, it IS about the amount of thumbs up they get (along with subscribers). A KZbin partner can only make money on the videos they upload if they are actually viewed, and if they didn't have thumbs up it would be much harder to find this kind of content. What I was saying was that it's unnecessary to distract the viewers, as well as waste our viewing time by begging for thumbs in the video, whether they're making it in a cheeky way or subtley. If they have to say it, say it at either the beginning- or the end of the video, and make sure you add "and if you didn't like it, hit thumbs down" besides obviously asking people to subscribe and like if they enjoyed the content and want to see much more of it.

[@AleksandrKramarenko]

zeroqp Well, there you go, you answered your own question. But let me sum it up from all angles. KZbin channels need to make money to continue to create videos in the future. Channels decide what to create in the future by judging how many views and likes previous videos have received. Some uploaders are working for somebody else and so they might get the sack if they don't get enough views and likes on their videos. Also, KZbin prioritizes videos based on the amount of views, likes, subscribers, the amount of comments and some other things. So based on how popular videos are, KZbin makes them more popular by featuring/recommending them and bumping them up in the search engines. Based on that, uploaders need to ensure their videos get popular if they want other people to find their videos at all. Finally, many people watch videos but do not like them, even though they enjoyed the video greatly. So uploaders need to remind people to like their videos, because the existence of their channel literally depends on it. I think that if you need to get annoyed and blame someone for this behavior, then blame youtube itself. They designed this system where if your video doesn't get likes, it vanishes into obscurity. So that's the simple reason why many channels are begging people to subscribe and like. Don't hate the player, hate the game, etc, etc.

[@zeroqp]

Sascha Kramarenko This system exists outside of KZbin as well, so it's not exactly something KZbin invented. Like any other instance where you need to reach out to a market and get noticed, you need publicity. Now this doesn't equal begging. Imagine if you were in a mall and some stores you visited kept bugging you about "please tell your friends and family about us", "please make sure to give us a visit next time you're in the mall" etc. Their profits depend on it as well, but that doesn't make it any less unprofessional and deterring from visiting or recommending this place. If you want to get a good reputation, if you want people to trust in your product and in the author, and in fact, if you want to make money, you have to present yourself in a proper way. You have to use your head and do it in a way that is subtle and clean, without sounding nagging or desperate. I know of at least one channel (LinusTechTips) where he actually says "make sure to thumbs up if you liked it, or thumbs down if you didn't like it" etc. I also know of several channels where they make no mention of thumbing or commenting (or do it in a fun and subtle way). Why do they do this? Because they are CONFIDENT in the quality of their work. Their work speaks for itself, and they know it's good. By being consistently good, people keep coming back and enjoying the contents.

[@MedHomer]

When I was 8, I was completely fascinated by butterflies, specifically the monarch butterfly. They're beautiful to look at and most predators wont dare to eat them because they're bright orange to signal them of their toxicity. They migrate yearly in groups of millions. When they rest on forest trees, they are seen less and undetectable unless they move. I have yet the honor of seeing any of their migration patterns, but I hope to some day. Sorry for spouting out my butterfly story. I just felt like a kid again watching this video. Thanks @smartereveryday

[@ndgv2]

the cocoon had holes so it wouldnt drown. Such a simple answer, but one I never would of thought of. Seems so obvious though once you hear it. Great video.

[@rust86]

A timelaps on that cocoon would be amazing

[@bzknorthstar]

Aww John is so into what he does! It makes my heart welt! 💖

[@sahilahmed5038]

I hit the like in the first 3 seconds, when the ants introduced the channel. That's the wickest, smartest intro I've ever witnessed. Hats off..

[@obibomb6431]

That ant carrying the sign at the beginning earned my sub! The rest was a bonus 🙂

[@bradshawt18]

That's neat. I never knew that about butterflies. Thank you for sharing this video. Now I'm gonna share it with my friends.

[@allistorkirkland683]

I also believe that the holes in the cocoon would also be a defense mechanism against the wind. As you noticed the cocoon is dangling from a single silken thread, and if the cocoon was solid the wind may just blow it away. Therefore holes in the cocoon would allow wind to pass through it with little resistance.

[@KipperStudios]

I went to like the video, but it seems I'd already liked it some years ago. I thought I recognised the video, but its always fun to rewatch stuff like this!

[@MerchantIvoryfilms]

My goal surfing youtube at 2 in the morning is to see something cool, enjoy it, and maybe learn something, found all 3 in your awesome video, thanks for posting :)

[@killed2deth736]

The fact that you managed to get that ant to hold your channel logo for the intro so perfectly earns you a subscriber. Cheers.

[@AnthonyCastrio]

A video tour of that butterfly farm would be awesome. I'd love to see how butterfly farming works.

[@nelsonnguyen4811]

I don't know why. But I for some reason have a lot of respect for you. And I've only seen this one video.

[@ScottLahteine]

Holes in the cocoon also serve to let wind pass through so it swings around less. The funnel shape at the bottom probably promotes better water flow when it rains. The cocoon may also be nutritious for the emerging moth.

[@anthonysantora9753]

Really expanding the channel. Super awesome!

[@simeon2851]

Such a unique design. And to think it's all thanks to a big bang and evolution.

[@RrRCOD]

It must be awesome to travel that much and see so much cool stuff

[@aluviirs]

That just tells something about rain forests - you may tour for 10 years and always find something completely new and fascinating .

[@gauravrawal123]

Thanks for showing something so rare.

[@Jude2353]

Mission Accomplished?!! I learned, I enjoyed, & I was something I've never seen before, I was spellbound watching this. Thanks!!!

[@damie4444]

Your mission to entertain, educate, and earn my subscription worked perfectly! How fortuitous that you would just-so-happen to meet a butterfly specialist that

[@evilpebble]

Could it also act as a way for air to pass through on particularly windy days? If you hang from the line like that you would want to reduce the amount of surface area that wind could act on. It could also make the cocoon less noticeable to predators.

[@velialive]

Wow ! Thank You. I've always loved to see these cocoons. It reminds Me of a favorite story "A Girl of the Limberlost, GeneStratton-Porter 1863-1924

[@michelleohlhoff5842]

I just enjoy each video I discover more and more. Thank you. You are an inspiration and I hope my homeschooled boys of 7 and 9 yrs are also inspired by your curiosity and journey of discovery! (Well, actually they were particularly fascinated by the backwards talking episode and laugh themselves into pupae!!!)

[@kristibutterflykirk1]

You earned a like from me. The cocoon is like a stiffened fish net type thingy.

[@McAwesomeMcAwesome]

I'm Greek viewer and I appreciated the word you put in the video xrysos

[@deejayveit]

Oh my god, Rogue Legacy music in the background. You're amazing.

[@Byzs]

was looking for this, awesome

[@musik0033]

This was so much more comfortable than visiting Butterfly World, Pompano, FL, in August. And..........it was also cheaper than it was to visit the place in August; or any other month.

[@alexandraframe6493]

That was amazing. I love butterflies. I have a tattoo of a butterfly, it has deep meaning to me. Thank you I learned a great deal from your video.