Scientists have discovered a new species of butterflies at night. The insects were discovered in June 2013 in Battleali Gorge in eastern Kazakhstan. Initially, scientists divided them into another species, but a detailed study of the structure and comparison with related butterflies showed that it is a separate species. The discovery was made by anthropologists from Kazakhstan and Great Britain. The new butter was called Scythobrya kozybayevi. The name immortalized the name of an academician Mash Kozbaev, as well as the names of researchers Sergey Titov and Anton Volinkin. Follow Max I Feedback.