I CAN EXPLAIN LIKE THE CONDUCTOR DOES ON THE DINOSAUR TRAIN!

- TOO BAD YOU DON'T HAVE A CONDUCTOR'S SCREEN, MOM.

- HMM.

[whispering] - [chuckles] OKAY, THEN, I'LL BE THE CONDUCTOR'S SCREEN.

READY?

[laughter] [all squawk] READY!

- [imitating Mr.

Conductor] HELLO, I'M MOM THE CONDUCTOR.

all: HELLO, MOM THE CONDUCTOR.

- BUTTERFLIES SURVIVE ON SOMETHING CALLED NECTAR THAT THEY GET FROM FLOWERS AND PLANTS.

- [whooshing] [gulps] [exaggerated gasping] [slurps] [laughter] - AND BUTTERFLIES LIKE DAN HAVE AN AMAZING SENSE OF SMELL.

THEY USE THEIR ANTENNAE TO SMELL THINGS.

- [sniffing] - SMELL ME!

- ME TOO!

[all chattering] - BUTTERFLIES ALSO HAVE VERY GOOD EYESIGHT.

MANY HAVE BRIGHTLY COLORED WINGS AND ARE MOST ACTIVE DURING THE DAY.

- WHOO!

I'M A COLORFUL BUTTERFLY!

WHEE!

- BUT BUTTERFLIES ALSO HAVE MANY PREDATORS THAT TRY TO ATTACK THEM: FROGS, LIZARDS, SPIDERS, AND CERTAIN BIRDS.

[laughter] TO PROTECT THEMSELVES, MANY BUTTERFLIES, LIKE DAN, USE THE COLOR PATTERNS ON THEIR WINGS TO BLEND IN WITH THE LEAVES, TREES, FLOWERS, AND ROCKS.

THEY SORT OF PLAY HIDE AND SEEK.

THIS BLENDING IN IS CALLED CAMOUFLAGE.

all: CAMOUFLAGE.

[all cheer] - BLENDING IN, HUH?