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In slow motion a black and yellow striped butterfly drinks from orange-red, tubular flowers. Along with their distinctive stripes, its wings extend horizontally more than vertically, hence its common name, Zebra Longwing. As it moves from flower to flower, one sees a gap in its lower right hindwing—evidence of bird or anole attack. While it feeds a metallic green bee flies into view, and a dragonfly buzzes past—a blur even in slo-mo.