What are some adaptations that the gulf fritillary butterfly has?

The gulf fritillary butterfly has several adaptations that enhance its survival. Its striking orange and black coloration serves as a warning to potential predators about its toxicity, which it acquires from feeding on passionflower vines as a caterpillar. Additionally, their long, slender proboscis allows them to feed on nectar from various flowers, while their strong flying ability helps them evade predators and find suitable habitats. Lastly, their ability to thrive in warm, humid environments contributes to their successful reproduction and distribution.