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They dig their nests together in the banks along waterways with long tunnels
this beautiful lidded bowl is created by artisans in Nicaragua
They eat gum
The poison dart frogs that are kept in captivity are not poisonous as their diets are controlled
they are great with children
Blue Morpho Butterfly and Flower Luminary balsa-dinosaur They dig their nests togetherBlue morpho butterflies feed on fruit (often rotting or decaying) rather than drinking nectar from flowers like most butterflies. They can taste the fruit with sensors on their legs and sense with their antennae, similar to how we use our tongues and noses. This Blue Morpho Butterfly and Flower Luminary is handcrafted in a family workshop in the community of San Juan de Oriente, Nicaragua. Each ceramic luminary is created from local clay, turned on a
