Butterflies sipping water and minerals from a riverbank in Manu National Park, Peru -- Frans Lanting/Corbis

Butterflies sipping water and minerals from a riverbank in Manu National Park, Peru -- Frans Lanting/Corbis

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• Butterflies and moths come second only to beetles as the world\s most numerous insect.""There are 200,000 known species of them!
• Designated as a biosphere reserve, this rainforest is one of the most biologically diverse spots in the world.""The butterflies are just the beginning
• In the past 10 years, 1,147 plant species have been found in a small area of this national park.""What else is to be discovered in the 1.5 million hectares?
• Have you got butterflies in your tummy?""You\ll need some tips on how to stay calm then