Definition
'Inachis' is a genus of butterflies, specifically the genus that contains the well-known European Peacock butterfly. These butterflies are characterized by their distinctive eyespots on the wings. The eyespots serve as a defense mechanism against predators. They are commonly found in gardens and woodlands. The genus 'Inachis' is a part of the family Nymphalidae. It's like the name of a special club for butterflies with cool eye designs.