WinterBorn
Diamond Member
Funny how you think butterflies prove evolution when you can't answer migratory patterns nor their existence 120 million years ago.Don't try to change the discussion just because you see the corner you are in.Any of which can interbreed, and you avoid answering another question because you know it defies explanation from an evolutionary standpoint.What you see when you say "I see a butterfly. Period." is, in fact, 3 distinct species.
And only one species shown migrates at all. The other two species do not migrate.
So you are claiming that Monarch butterflies (species: Danaus plexippus) can interbreed with Viceroy butterflies (species: Limenitis archippus)????
The migration of the Monarch defies evolution, as well as butterflies existing 120 million years ago.
I'm not in any corner. You posted all those people's faces as one species, I posted 3 pics of butterflies that are distinct species. Migration is irrelevant. It was an answer to your "They look different but are the same species".
I never claimed butterflies prove evolution. I simply showed you that animals that look alike can be different species. Something you were mocking when you posted all those people's faces.
Now, can you offer any evidence to support ID?