Hypolimnas bolina, commonly known as the Great Eggfly, is a striking and adaptable butterfly species. Its wingspan ranges from 70-90 mm. The male\'s wings are brown with white spots and stripes, while the female\'s wings are brown with white and yellow markings.This species inhabits tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, Asia, and Australia, including forests, grasslands, and coastal areas. Hypolimnas bolina is known for its migratory behavior and ability to adapt to various environments.The life cycle consists of eggs laid on host plants, followed by caterpillars feeding on leaves. The chrysalis forms on host plants or nearby surfaces, and the adult emerges, living up to 2-4 weeks. Hypolimnas bolina feeds on nectar from flowers.The female Great Eggfly is notable for its polymorphiypolimnas bolinaypolimnas bolinae morphs exhibiting different color patterns, making identification challenging. Its distinctive coloration and widespread distribution make Hypolimnas bolina a well-known species among butterfly enthusiasts.Hypolimnas bolina\'s adaptability and ability to thrive in diverse environments have contributed to its success, but habitat destruction and climate changeto its success, but habitat destruction and climate change may impact local populations, necessitating conservation efforts.