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- 1Study examines privacy risks of conversational AI agentsβA Privacy Analysis of Web and Mobile Conversational AI Agents [pdf]
A researcher has published a privacy analysis of web and mobile conversational AI agents, examining how these tools handle user data. The paper, titled 'Prompt Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Tracker,' looks at data collection practices across popular AI chat services on both web and mobile platforms. Readers are discussing the findings and their implications for everyday use of AI assistants.
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Researchers at the University of Essex report that butterflies employ optical illusions to evade predators. The study suggests wing patterns create visual effects that make the insects harder to catch, misleading birds and other hunters about their true position or movement. The findings offer new insight into how camouflage and visual deception evolved in the natural world.
- 3Step-by-Step Cute Butterfly Drawing Tutorial Draws Big AudienceβΌπ¦π¨ How to Draw a Cute Butterfly | Drawing and Coloring a Cute Butterfly | Easy Step by Step β¨π
A new step-by-step tutorial teaching viewers how to draw and color a cute butterfly is attracting a large audience, with engagement topping 324,000. The lesson breaks the drawing into simple stages, making it accessible for children and beginner artists looking for an easy creative activity.
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Students at Michigan State University have planted a pollinator garden near Giltner Hall on the East Lansing campus. The project, reported by the student newspaper The State News, is aimed at supporting bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects. Little additional detail has been released so far about who organized the effort or what species were planted.
- 5Gardening photos bloom online under 'bloomscrolling' tagβZuhause ist es auch schΓΆn. βΊοΈ # bloomscrolling # butterfly # gardening # nature # photography
Gardeners and nature photographers are sharing pictures of butterflies and blooming plants at home under the tag 'bloomscrolling', a play on doomscrolling focused on calming nature imagery. A post reading 'Home is lovely too' drew notable engagement, reflecting the tag's appeal as a gentle, wholesome alternative corner of social media for gardening and wildlife enthusiasts.
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The Wild About Blue fundraiser, benefiting the Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park, is scheduled for October 18. The event will raise money to support the preserve's conservation work, including habitat protection for the endangered Karner blue butterfly and other wildlife in the Wilton area. Further details about the venue, program and ticketing have not yet been released.
- 7Little girl's joy as butterfly garden attracts its first visitorβΌLittle Girl Grows a Butterfly Garden From Seed, and Her Reaction to the First Visitor Is Pure Joy
A young girl who planted and raised a butterfly garden from seed has delighted people online with her reaction when the first butterfly arrived. Her excitement at seeing the visitor her flowers attracted has made the story a popular feel-good item, with readers charmed by the payoff of her patience and care in growing the garden herself.
- 8Summer butterfly photography draws nature lovers in the Alpsβ# nature # naturephotography # photography # photo # wild # wildlife # alps # alpes # summer # beauty # butterfly
A wildlife photograph of a butterfly taken in the Alps is being shared among nature and photography enthusiasts, tagged with themes of summer, wilderness and natural beauty. Viewers are responding to the region's alpine scenery and its summer wildlife, with the image circulating under general nature and wildlife photography labels.
- 9Macro photographer shares striking Clipper butterfly imagesβClipper Butterfly (Parthenos sylvia) Butterfly 2022-8 We sometimes have to work very hard Just to try to rest easy # but
Nature photographers are sharing close-up images of the Clipper butterfly (Parthenos sylvia), a striking species found across South and Southeast Asia. One post pairing the photographs with a reflection on working hard just to rest easy has drawn modest engagement among butterfly, macro photography and nature enthusiasts.
- 10Putting the mower away could help garden wildlife thriveβΌPut the mower away: the simple lawn change that could help wildlife thrive
Gardeners are being encouraged to leave the mower in the shed and let their lawns grow wild, in a simple change that conservationists say can help bees, butterflies and other wildlife flourish. Longer grass provides shelter and food for pollinators, and the message is spreading as people look for easy ways to support nature at home.
- 11Eastern monarch butterflies begin 2,000-mile migration to MexicoβEastern monarch butterflies are flying more than 2,000 miles south, through the central US, to overwinter in Mexico. NPR
Eastern monarch butterflies are now flying more than 2,000 miles south through the central United States to reach their overwintering grounds in Mexico. NPR reports on a conservation project aimed at supporting the pollinators along their journey, highlighting efforts to protect habitat and migration routes as the species faces ongoing population pressures.
- 12Photographers share monarch butterflies on zinniasβI had so much fun taking these. #butterflies #nature #bloomscrolling #flowers #monarch #zinnias #happy
People are sharing photos of monarch butterflies feeding on zinnia flowers, with one photographer saying she had great fun taking the shots. The images are circulating under nature and gardening tags as part of a wider trend of posting calming wildlife and bloom photography.