✦ New research Nature Communications · June 2024

Quick & curious · Nature

Painted ladies can cross the Atlantic.

A painted lady with its orange, black and white wings spread
Photo: Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Original

4,200kmat least, non-stop in 5 to 8 days

The story behind it

Painted lady butterflies can fly across the Atlantic – from West Africa to South America.

In 2013 Gerard Talavera of Spain's CSIC research council found painted ladies on a beach in French Guiana, where the species doesn't normally occur. They also carried pollen from a plant found only in the Sahel. Trade winds carried them.