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How are butterflies bad for the environment?
Butterflies are not bad for the environment. They help to pollinate, they eat bugs and rotting fruits, and provide enjoyment.
How do butterflies affect the environment?
Butterflies affect the environment by pollinating flowers, fruit and other types of trees, which in turn affects the environment.
What is butterflies environment like?
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What is Butterfly Conservation's motto?
Butterfly Conservation's motto is 'Saving butterflies, moths and our environment'.
What fruits do butterflies typically consume as part of their diet?
Butterflies typically consume nectar from flowers as part of their diet.
How have monarch butterflies adapted to their environment?
Monarch butterflies have adapted to be poisonous to their most serious predators. This makes them taste bad to birds, which are a problem for other types of butterflies.
What part of the flower attracts butterflies and other insect?
Nectar in the flower attracts the butterflies.
Do cheetahs eat butterflies?
If there are butterflies around, they might snap at them out of curiosity. However, butterflies are not really a part of a cheetahs normal diet.
What part of the flower attracts butterflies?
Butterflies are attracted to nectar which are produced in the nectary glands of a flower.
Why do butterfly have antenna?
Butterflies have antennas because they use it to smell food!!!!!!!!
What can you do in grassland?
catch butterflies and play in the snow
Do butterflies play?
Butterflies do not play in the same way that many animals do, as they lack the cognitive abilities associated with play behavior. However, they engage in activities that might appear playful, such as chasing each other or engaging in flight displays, which can be part of their mating rituals or territory establishment. These behaviors are primarily driven by survival and reproduction rather than the concept of play. Overall, while butterflies exhibit engaging behaviors, it's not accurate to categorize them as playing in a conventional sense.
