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How do butterflies obtain food?
Butterflies obtain food through a special mouth part that acts as a straw. They use this straw to drink nectar from flowers.
How do Monarch Butterflies get water?
through a thing that looks like a straw
What body parts of butterfly getting foods?
Butterflies have a long tongue, called a proboscis, which they can curl and uncurl to drink through like a straw. Because of their straw-like mouthparts, butterflies are mainly restricted to a liquid diet. Butterflies use their proboscis to drink sweet nectar from flowers. Answer: Proboscis
How monarch butterflies eat nectar?
Like all butterflies monarchs have a long tube for a mouth called a proboscis. This allows them to drink the nectar as if through a straw.
How do butterfly's get nutrients?
Butterflies drink a flower's nectar from their straw-like tongue. they also eat sap.
Do all butterflies eat the same things?
Most butterflies do not eat anything, although they do drink liquids. While butterflies do not eat in the traditional sense, they have a proboscis, or long tube in their mouth that acts like a straw for drinking.
How do butterfliesget their food?
Butterflies get their food from the nectar of flowers. They have a long, curling tongue that extracts food like a straw.
What what body part is a butterflies straw?
You mean proboscis? It's a long straw attached to the front of it's head, where its mouth should be. When not used, it's curled up under it's head.
What is a butterflies ton gue compared to?
It's most often compared to a straw because it it is hollow and is used to imbibe liquids
How do butterflies drink nectar from flowers?
Butterflies use their long, straw-like mouthparts called proboscis to sip nectar from flowers. They unfurl their proboscis and insert it into the flower to access the sweet liquid inside.
Do butterflies eat nectar?
Yes, butterflies typically feed on nectar from flowers. They use their long, straw-like proboscis to suck up the sweet liquid. Nectar provides butterflies with the energy they need for flight and reproduction.
Which insect siphons its food with a straw?
Some insects use siphoning, as if sucking through a straw, like moths and butterflies. This long mouth-tube that they use to suck up the nectar of the flower is called a proboscis.
