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Man uses dried flower petals to create prosthetic wing for injured butterfly #shorts
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0:32Now PlayingA man has given a wounded butterfly a second chance at life — by creating a tiny prosthetic wing from dried orchid petals.
Morhaf Ghazi, 30, discovered the fragile insect while hiking in Amman, Jordan, when he noticed it was unable to flutter away as he approached.
On closer inspection, he saw the butterfly’s right wing was badly crumpled, leaving it unable to fly properly.
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