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Are the peacock butterflies endangered?
no
What are peacock butterflies young called?
The young, or larva, of a peacock butterfly is called a "caterpillar".
Why do the peacock butterflies live in Indonesia?
because its warm there
What is the peacock butterfly?
the peacock butterflys reproduction is during the following spring in which they start to mate.
Why peahens drinks peacock's tears?
Peahens do not drink tears of Peacock for the reproduction. Even I had this Myth in my mind from a long time, but scientifically this is not true. And in actual, they both mate with each other for reproduction.
What is the age of reproduction for butterflies?
around the middle of the adult hood
What role does pollen play in the diet of butterflies?
Pollen serves as a crucial source of nutrients for butterflies, providing them with essential proteins, vitamins, and minerals. Butterflies feed on pollen to supplement their diet and support their growth and reproduction.
How long is a peacock butterfly life span?
the modern butterflies usually live from 2 to 14 days but the peacock lives 11 to 12 months in spring or 2 to 14 days in other times.
Do butterflies antennae?
The antennaes were once used for reproduction, but over time, they became obsolete and unfit for the job.
What are some kinds of Butterflies?
peacock butterfly purple emperor queen of Spain frillary map butterfly silver washed frillary truly h200
What are the name of plants that depend on butterflies?
Plants that depend on butterflies for pollination include milkweed, lantana, and butterfly bush. These plants provide nectar and often specific habitats for butterflies throughout their life cycles. In return, butterflies facilitate the transfer of pollen, aiding in the plants' reproduction. This mutualistic relationship is essential for the survival of both the plants and the butterflies.
What do peacock butterflies eat?
Peacock butterflies feed on nectar from various types of flowers. They have a preference for purple flowers, such as thistles and buddleia, but are also known to feed on a variety of other flowering plants. They will also occasionally feed on rotting fruit for added nutrients.
