Noctiluca papilio phosphoris ( Lantern butterfly )

Ethereal butterfly above a forest path with ferns

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  Noctiluca papilio phosphoris ( Lantern butterfly )
  
  Model: FluX
  
  Size: 2236 X 2236 (5.00 MP)
  
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  Prompt: A luminous moth-like creature called the 'Laternenfalter' (Lantern Moth), with glowing, semi-transparent wings resembling stained glass. The wings emit a soft, pulsing light in shades of gold and blue. It flutters through a dark woodland path, illuminating ferns and forgotten stones. Its antennae look like tiny lantern handles. A small trail of glowing dust follows behind it. Hyper-realistic, atmospheric nighttime forest scene.
  
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Prompt: A luminous moth-like creature called the 'Laternenfalter' (Lantern Moth), with glowing, semi-transparent wings resembling stained glass. The wings emit a soft, pulsing light in shades of gold and blue. It flutters through a dark woodland path, illuminating ferns and forgotten stones. Its antennae look like tiny lantern handles. A small trail of glowing dust follows behind it. Hyper-realistic, atmospheric nighttime forest scene.

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Scientific Note
The lantern butterfly was originally thought to be an optical illusion until a botanist accidentally caught it in a jar. It feeds in the dark and prefers to hover over lost migration routes. It is mistakenly compared to fireflies, but is more sensitive.

When the night gets too dark,
the lantern butterfly appears – flickering, fleeting.
It shines not for itself, but for those who have lost their way,
and loses a small light with every beat of its wings.