How do monarch butterflies protect itself?

Answer 1

Many butterflies use eye spots, like peacocks, for defense. The spots are a common form of defense that use a pattern on the top, underneath, or both sides or their front and back wings. Some butterfly species have two large eye spots on their rear wings. When a predator approaches, the butterfly will suddenly show its eye spots and frighten the would-be attacker away.

Answer 2

Butterflies do nothing to protect their young, who emerge from their cocoons as fully developed adult butterflies. Butterflies protect themselves by fluttering in a rapid and unpredictable manner, some having colors that camouflage them in their environment, and others have bright colors on their wings that indicate that they may be poisonous to predators.

Answer 3

they either blend in or like the monarch they are poisonous or they use designs that are on them to scare away predators

Answer 4

Some types of butterflies are poisonous to other organisms like birds. Other butterflies imitate and look like poisonous ones so they are avoided by organisms who would otherwise eat them.

Answer 5

A monarch butterfly has orange and black on it. these are warning colors in nature. a monarch is also poisonous form the poisonous things in the milkweed plant it eats as a caterpillar.

Answer 6

I think their poisonous aren't they?