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How do butterfly taste something?

their antenta


Do chameleons have taste buds?

The taste buds of a butterfly are on its feet, sounds crazy, they put their feet on something to see of its poisonous or something before eating (drinking?) it.


How does a butter fly tast something?

how dose a butterfly taste something? they have little hairs on their legs that taste things! this is true, no matter how wiered. think of how odd that would be!


What animal tastes with its feet?

Some insects have sensory cells in their feet that enable them to detect certain chemicals.For example, a butterfly can, through its feet, detect the sugars in plant nectar.


Where are taste receptors on a butterfly?

Taste receptors on a butterfly are located on its feet. These receptors help the butterfly sense and identify potential food sources by allowing them to taste substances when they land on them.


Where on a butterfly taste receptors?

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Do butterfly taste with there feet?

believe it or not but yes!


How does a butterfly taste things?

go find on your own


What does a butterfly taste like?

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What animal has its taste buds in its feet and tastes food by standing on top of it?

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How does the monarch butterfly benefit from its adaptation?

The monarch butterfly produces a chemical that gives its body a very bitter taste; which birds hate. They get that taste from the Milkweed plant which they feed on. These are the adaptations of the Monarch butterfly and it benefits by feeding on the milkweed plant and stays safe.


What is an animal that has the same adaptations as a monarch butterfly?

The adaptation of the monarch butterfly is a early diet of milkweed. This diet of milkweed ensures the caterpillars and the adults taste terrible. A predator has only to taste the bitter monarch once to learn to avoid them in the future.