Ooh là là, Bree.

I don't think anything can be more fantastique than this butterfly.

Except maybe all of these butterflies.

[laughs] You're right, Nancy. [laughs]

Oh, bonjour. Hello!

Today, Bree and I turned my dream house into a butterfly pavilion.

Pavilion is fancy for a building.

Don't worry. We'll set all the butterflies free once we're done.

They're meant to live outside.

Bree knows tons about bugs, and I'm practically an expert on butterflies,

so we make a great team.

Ooh, look at the emerald one. Emerald is fancy for "green."

That's an emerald swallowtail butterfly. It comes from Asia.

And this exquisitely colored one?

That's a monarch butterfly.

Its bright colors tell predators that it's poisonous.

Good. I wouldn't want anyone eating that sweet, little papillon.

Papillon is French for "butterfly."

[gasps] Look, they're smelling the flowers.

Actually, they're probably drinking the flowers' nectar.

Oh. Hey, want to know what else butterflies eat?

Mais oui, I'm almost 100% positive it's something fancy.

-Mud. -[gasps] "Mud"?

Yup. Butterflies need salt and minerals in their diet.

So after a rainstorm, they drink mud. It's called "puddling."

[shudders] There isn't a word fancy enough

to describe how I feel about that.

Still, I think it's magnifique that you know

so many unusual things about butterflies, Bree.

Thanks, Nancy. And I like that you see the most important thing of all about butterflies--

that they're beautiful.

They're more than beautiful, Bree.

They're superb, ravishing, resplendent.

[both sigh]

But they really drink mud?

-Yup. [giggles] -[giggles]