Today we visited a butterfly and insect center. Most impressive were the insects, including this tarantula

and a huge elephant beetle. This one was about 4 inches long, with a very interesting "face".

We also saw a whip spider, just like the one that the Madeye Moody imposter enchanted in “The Goblet of Fire”. Here is a sampling of the butterflies,



including this one that is bright blue on the top of its wings.

We later saw a similar one in the wild and its languid flight made it look as though someone was dangling it from a string. Then we drove to Herradura to board the Sea Voyager.
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