Butterfly Mimicry Puzzle: Identify the Safe Butterfly for the Bird #3510088 (License: Personal Use)

The image presents an educational puzzle where a bird evaluates four butterfly options (A-D) based on color patterns. A legend clarifies that red-and-black butterflies are toxic, while the blue-and-black one (D) is safe. This illustrates Batesian mimicry, where harmless species evolve to resemble toxic ones to avoid predation.

Used in biology education, ecology blogs, or interactive quizzes to teach evolutionary adaptations like warning coloration and mimicry; targets students, educators, and nature enthusiasts seeking engaging science content.