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What is a butterfly's favorite food?
the butterfly's favorite food is nectar.
How do owl butterfly hunt for they food?
they do not exist
What is the organism called that does the killing and the eating and what is the food organism called?
itz calle a prey
How does the monarch butterfly get its food?
eating food
How do you help a tired butterfly?
Do not touch it. This butterfly needs food or is dying
What is the food of a butterfly?
nectar
Which is the green substance in plant cells that helps plants make food?
itz called chlorophil
Does a butterfly compete for food with a honey bee?
No, a butterfly does not compete for food with a honey bee. There is usually enough nectar for both of them.
Why do people like peanut butter and jelly time?
cuz itz AWESOME and has 2 do with food! : D
When predation occurs what is the organism called that does the eating and killing and what is the food organism called?
itz calle a prey
What is the food getting of butterfly?
proboscis
What part do butterfly get there food?
There tongue
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