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  OgieDoggie at 03:31 PM JST - 19th December

  A large butterfly migrated 1,600 kilometers from Japan to mainland China-

  I find this hard to believe because butterflies don't live very long to begin with let alone be able to fly 1,600 km. I couldn't even walk that far in 4 months.

  And don't forget how good the Chineese are at copying things..they have just copied the original.

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  techall at 03:59 PM JST - 19th December

  Monarch butterflies in North America migrate from Canada to Mexico (as much as 4,800 Km) each year. This 1,600 Km. migration is entirely possible but it crosses a large body of water which means they can't land over that part of the journey. I wonder if we will see butterfly on the Chinese menu sometime soon?

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  billclinton at 06:21 PM JST - 19th December

  Probably got to China in no time flat aboard an Aircraft, ship or in a Typhoon

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  BurakuminDes at 08:27 PM JST - 19th December

  I wonder if we will see butterfly on the Chinese menu sometime soon?

  Ha ha! Or, the Japanese menu...Ive been to several izakaya in Japan that serve inago (locust), others with grasshopper...and Ive heard some regions also eat ants. I reckon there would be a Japanese market for delicious butterfly?

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  tclh at 05:53 AM JST - 20th December

  What ? They did the scientific experiment on just ONE single butterfly? I need to see the repeat to have a conclusion.

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  franz75 at 09:04 AM JST - 20th December

  the post is so useful this days.

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  flammenwerfer at 09:17 AM JST - 20th December

  hope they give it a drink of beer, it would need it and deserve it after a marathon effort like that.

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  Azrael at 03:17 PM JST - 20th December

  Signs of the Times. Time to go, maybe?

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