Mosquitoes and butterflies use their proboscis to collect food. This works like a long, thin straw and sucks the nectar out of flowers. When not in use, the proboscis curls up into a ball shape.
The long thin tube is a proboscis (snout/mouth) which they use to feed-- butterflies use it to sip nectar or other nutrients, and mosquitoes to obtain either nectar or blood.
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They have no 'use' other than food for spiders in the food chain.
Aphids, butterflies, many types of flies, mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, squash bugs, and probably many others.
Butterflies obtain food through a special mouth part that acts as a straw. They use this straw to drink nectar from flowers.
Mosquitoes , aphids and butterflies are examples of tubular mouth parts.
No. Adult butterflies do not eat solid food of any sort. They usually feed on nectar from plant flowers or tree sap. Some butterflies will feed on the sugars in rotting fruits. The Harvester butterfly actually pierces the bodies of woolly aphids and drinks their fluids, but it does not eat mosquitoes either.
Mosquitoes do not eat milkweed. They primarily feed on the blood of animals, including humans, for the nutrients needed for reproduction. Adult mosquitoes may also consume nectar and other plant sugars, but milkweed is not a food source for them. In fact, milkweed is more commonly associated with supporting monarch butterflies and other pollinators.
No, butterflies cannot chew their food. They have a straw-like structure called a proboscis that they use to sip nectar or other liquids. They primarily feed on liquids, and their food is broken down by enzymes in their stomach.
Some parasites in the Tundra are Mosquitoes, Horse Flies, Bumble Bees, Butterflies,
yes beacuse of the hot and muggy weather
Butterflies have antennas because they use it to smell food!!!!!!!!