Most butterflies live in fleeting moments, but the Heliconius Butterfly moves through the world differently.

Unlike its delicate counterparts, the Heliconius remembers. It learns. It returns to the same flowers, recalls familiar places, and adapts in ways few other butterflies can. It is a master of mimicry, wearing the warning colors of toxic species, and it lives far longer than most butterflies, carrying the wisdom of months instead of days.

In this episode of Gleam of Butterflies, we explore:

🦋 The extraordinary intelligence of the Heliconius Butterfly—how it learns and remembers.

🦋 The art of mimicry—why this butterfly "wears" the colors of danger.

🦋 How the Heliconius defies nature’s fleeting clock by living up to six months.

🦋 What it teaches us about wisdom, time, and moving through life with intention.

Join Adrian Adair, The King of Butterflies, as we uncover the secrets of one of the most intelligent butterflies on Earth.