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Painted lady butterflies made a 2,600-mile ( 4,200 kilometers ) journey across the Atlantic .
Scientists have found the first evidence of insects crossing an entire ocean.
The discovery was made by a biologist in French Guiana in 2013 .
The finding highlights insects' abilities to traverse huge distances in ways scientists previously haven't considered.
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