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The rarest butterfly in the world is Ornithoptera alexandrae (Papilionidae) or Queen Alexandras Birdwing. It is also the largest butterfly in the world. It lives in the rain forests of Papua New Guinea and is classified as Endangered in the Red Data Book of Threatened Swallowtail Butterflies of the World.
