yes they do because its almost the same as necter
no they dont they get the water from the fruit they drink and fruit drinks water so there fore the fruit produces water.
yes just wet a paper towel and give it to them
Water can kill moths but not simply by coming in contact with it. Moths just like butterflies can drown if immersed under water.
Yes, a moth can indeed drown in water. These insects need air to survive and if immersed in water will die.
Most butterflies do need water, though a few are thought not to eat or drink their entire adult lives. They get water from plant nectar and puddles.
yes
Well, most moths are quite fond of sugar water. No one quite knows why they prefer this particular mixture, but they sure do chow down on it. What you do, is you mix together water (doesn't matter if it is warm or cold...just don't make it freezing or piping hot) with A LOT of sugar. Then, you put a cotton ball into the mixture and let it soak it up. The reason you want to put it into a cotton ball is because if you just put it in a bowl, the moth may drown in its food. Kind of squeeze out some excess water, not a lot, just so the moth can't drown in it, then you're set to go.
They will drink nectar from flowers. You could give them a sugar water solution. You can put that solution on a sponge so that they can drink it easier, but they can drink from a shallow bowl.
The moral lesson that you could get from the parable of the moth is, if at first you don't succeed, try again.
No the water you drink has to go through a multitude of body filters before it is eliminated from the body. The human body contains lots of water. When you drink water it gets added in to the water you already have. When the kidneys remove water from the blood, that water will include some water that you recently drank, but also some water that you drank at some earlier time. In addition, not all the water in the human body is obtained by drinking. The metabolic process by which energy is obtained from sugar (or nutrients which become sugar), also produces a certain amount of water as a by-product. And of course, many solid foods have water content as well. So water in the human body comes from various sources.
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yes i think
Place a small drop before the moth and see if it wants to feed. Gently nudge it towards the drop if it does not move, it might be drowsy or even asleep during the day. It doesn't need to stand in it with its legs, it only needs to smell there's sugar there and extend its tongue to drink it. ^^
sugar patiens have to drink alot of water to dilute the concerntration of the sugar.
It makes the plant grow well because water is better and healthier than sugar water. If we were a plant we would not drink sugar water we will drink water. For some plants they drink sugar water and some drink water.
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Before mixing you have, of course, separately sugar, water and drink mix.
no the leaves they eat have sugar water in them so the don't need water
Boiling sugar in water hasn't an advantage.
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Sugar, water, color, and flavorings.
sugar water and milkweed
A honey drink is a drink where honey is used to sweeten it instead of sugar.