No, butterflies have no backbone, or spine, as with all insects. Their bodies are supported and kept in the right shape by a hard "Exoskeleton". 'Exo' means 'outside of'. The exoskeleton is actually just the outside of the butterfly - the part that you can see as its body.
Monarch butterfly. The term "monarch" is not a proper noun, so it should not be capitalized.
The viceroy butterfly does not eat milkweed, it is a mimic of the monarch butterfly which does eat milkweed. The milkweed makes the monarch butterfly toxic to birds. Once a bird eats its first monarch butterfly it gets so sick that it learns to never try to eat anything that looks like a monarch butterfly ever again. The viceroy butterfly has evolved to mimic the monarch butterfly to avoid being eaten by birds that have previously tried eating a monarch butterfly.
The biggest threat to the monarch butterfly are wasps, bees, frogs, and especially people. Insects like to eat the eggs of Monarch Butterflies.
Yes, there is a butterfly called the viceroy that mimics the appearance of the monarch butterfly to gain protection from predators. Despite not being closely related to monarchs, viceroys have evolved to look very similar in order to share in the monarch's distastefulness to predators.
The monarch butterfly was chosen as Idaho's state insect because of its beauty, widespread presence in the state, and symbolic representation of transformation and change. Additionally, the monarch butterfly plays a crucial role in pollination and is an important part of Idaho's ecosystem.
Monarch butterfly. The term "monarch" is not a proper noun, so it should not be capitalized.
no butterfly's are invertebrates. they do not have a back bone.
A monarch butterfly. There is no Monarch butterfly silly!
The spelling is "monarch butterfly" (plural "monarch butterflies").
Monarch - butterfly - was created in 1758.
monarch butterfly do not have babies . after the nymph open it will be the adults butterfly
A monarch butterfly is a consumer.
What do Monarch butterflies feed on
Danaus plexippus.
the monarch butterfly
The Monarch Butterfly is a primary consumer, as its diet consists of nectar.
"Flutter with Grace, Transform with Nature: Embrace the Monarch Butterfly!"