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{{Quote|What a catch! My first metallic...? ...It's an {{Color|catch|azure metallic hedge blue}}!<br>The azure metallic hedge blue has a metallic front and an azure back.}} | {{Quote|What a catch! My first metallic...? ...It's an {{Color|catch|azure metallic hedge blue}}!<br>The azure metallic hedge blue has a metallic front and an azure back.}} | ||
'''Azure Metallic Hedge Blue''' is an [[Insect]] [[Creature]] in ''[[Petit Planet]].'' | '''Azure Metallic Hedge Blue''' is an [[Insect]] [[Creature]] in ''[[Petit Planet]].'' | ||
It can be found in the Omni-Gallery in the Garden Insects section. | |||
==Omnipedia== | ==Omnipedia== | ||
The azure metallic hedge blue's wings have completely different patterns on their front and back sides.<br> | |||
Some argue that the vibrant colors on the wing's front are used for courtship among their own species, whereas the duller colors on the back allow for better camouflage when wings are folded for resting, helping them escape predators.<br> | |||
However, if we consider the overall behavioral logic, then this explanation clearly falls short. After all, butterflies can't tell who's observing their wings. | |||
==Other Languages== | ==Other Languages== | ||
{{Other Languages | {{Other Languages | ||
Revision as of 05:32, 14 November 2025
What a catch! My first metallic...? ...It's an azure metallic hedge blue!
The azure metallic hedge blue has a metallic front and an azure back.
Azure Metallic Hedge Blue is an Insect Creature in Petit Planet.
It can be found in the Omni-Gallery in the Garden Insects section.
Omnipedia
The azure metallic hedge blue's wings have completely different patterns on their front and back sides.
Some argue that the vibrant colors on the wing's front are used for courtship among their own species, whereas the duller colors on the back allow for better camouflage when wings are folded for resting, helping them escape predators.
However, if we consider the overall behavioral logic, then this explanation clearly falls short. After all, butterflies can't tell who's observing their wings.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
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| English | Azure Metallic Hedge Blue |
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