Butterfly

So, I found it there.
A beautiful one.

Its name is Indian Fritillary.

It seems sipping nectar from tiny flowers with its sucking straw extended to a portion where drip of nectar would be.

Hovering and griding from one flower to the other.
On its wing is pattern well decorated by nobody but by the power of nature.
The pattern is actually millions of microscopic jewelries so called wing scales.

Extending from its head seen antennae like two thin lodes, probably they are kinds of sensing device.

The primary function of the antennae is detecting odors. They contain thousands of sensory receptors that allow butterflies to smell flowers and locate nectar sources from a distance.

Finding Mates🤔
Butterflies use their antennae to detect pheromones, which are chemical signals released by potential mates. This helps males and females locate one another for reproduction.

Balance During Flight😮
At the base of each antenna is a sensory structure called Johnston’s organ. It detects air movement, vibrations, and changes in body position, helping butterflies maintain stability while flying.
Navigation and Orientation🤓
Antennae help butterflies sense wind direction and environmental conditions, allowing them to orient themselves and navigate more effectively during flight.
Touch and Environmental Awareness🤠
Butterfly antennae also contain mechanoreceptors that detect physical contact and movement. These receptors help butterflies explore their surroundings and avoid obstacles.
Interesting Fact😀
Most butterflies have club-shaped antennae with a swollen tip. This feature helps distinguish butterflies from many moths, which often have feathery or thread-like antennae.

Everyone knows it was not like that appearance.
It was a caterpillar, like a picture below.

As everyone know, the caterpillar becomes a chrysalis.
Then, finally the chrysalis metamorphoses into a butterfly.

Those three phases of this lifeform, completely different from each other yet somehow similarity is recognized, are complete mystery.

Why it is like that? The reason so far has not been well explained.

Flying is, I assume, to keep the diversity of its DNA as it finds a mate where it has not been i.e. the mate might have another pattern of DNA. (This is my personal opinion.)

Anyway, why does it take that complicated process?

The process is often seen as like dancing in a night club to find a love.
Oh, I have not been that sort of person who visits night club, even it is impossible to start conversation with a stranger, too shy to find mate in that kind of way.

By the way, how could I find my wife? Power of nature or destiny?