How do a butterfly attain its food?

Answer 1

Butterfleis pocess a long, tube-like structure that is rolled up like a spring when not in use. This structure is called the proboscis and is unrolled when feeding. Most butterflies eat nectar, soms species eat pollen.

Answer 2

Butterflies don't 'catch' food, they feed on nectar from flowers.

Answer 3

Butterfly's have a straw like proboscis and get their food from the liquid nectar in flowers and also use it to drink water in droplets and puddles.