Butterflies

Is it good for a butterfly to eat a unripe apple?

Is it good for a butterfly to eat a unripe apple?
  1. What do butterflies eat?
  2. What do butterflies eat in the wild?
  3. Do butterflies eat tomatoes?
  4. Can you have a butterfly as a pet?
  5. What is a butterfly's favorite food?
  6. Do butterflies poop?
  7. Can butterflies hear?
  8. Will butterflies eat lemons?
  9. Do monarch butterflies eat fruit?
  10. How do I know if my butterfly is dying?
  11. How long can a butterfly live in a cage?
  12. Can butterflies bite?
  13. Do butterflies sleep?
  14. How long can humans live?
  15. What is the longest living butterfly?

What do butterflies eat?

Because of their straw-like mouthparts, butterflies are mainly restricted to a liquid diet. Butterflies use their proboscis to drink sweet nectar from flowers. Nectar sometimes resides deep within a flower and the proboscis allows the butterfly to reach this sugary treat.

What do butterflies eat in the wild?

Most adult butterflies drink nectar from flowers through their tongues, which function much like straws. A minority of butterflies almost never visits flowers, instead gaining sustenance from tree sap, rotting animal matter, and other organic material. Butterfly caterpillars almost all eat plant matter.

Do butterflies eat tomatoes?

Many of the creatures that tomatoes attract happen to be pests of tomatoes and other plants in your garden. While some non-threatening insects such as butterflies and parasitic wasps may be attracted to the delicate white blossoms, tomatoes don't attract too many beneficial insects or other beneficial creatures.

Can you have a butterfly as a pet?

Caterpillars make great pets, both for children and for adults. Butterflies are also terrific pets as long as their special needs regarding flying space and food are met.

What is a butterfly's favorite food?

Most species of butterfly prefer to eat nectar, a sugary fluid that plants produce. Butterflies can be picky about where they get their food, but almost all butterflies enjoy the sweet nectar of a brightly colored flower. The nectar guides of flowers also allow butterflies to easily find the food they enjoy.

Do butterflies poop?

Many adult butterflies never poop; they use up all they eat for energy. A group of butterflies is sometimes called a flutter. Despite popular belief, butterfly wings are clear. The colors and patterns we see are made by the reflection of the tiny scales covering them.

Can butterflies hear?

Butterfly hearing is unusually sensitive to low pitch sounds compared to other insects with similar ears. The structure of the membrane could mean the butterfly can hear a greater range of pitches, which as Katie Lucas and her colleagues postulate, may enhance the abilities of these butterflies to listen for birds.

Will butterflies eat lemons?

Butterflies will once again use their tongues to extract the last of the juices which they are sure to enjoy. If you make fresh lemonade this summer, save the lemon peels to feed your fluttery friends. ... Butterflies will flock from all over to dine.

Do monarch butterflies eat fruit?

Monarchs aren't so keen on rotten meat or vegetables, but they do like day-old, mushy fruit. They appreciate watermelon rinds, overripe bananas, and citrus fruit sliced across the sections, and they may help you use up half-cans of fruit.

How do I know if my butterfly is dying?

Try gently twisting a stem around your finger – if it snaps off, it's probably dead, but if it bends, it's probably alive. If it's late in the spring and you discover dead growth on your butterfly bush, prune it away. New growth can only come from living stems, and this should encourage it to start growing.

How long can a butterfly live in a cage?

They can live for up to two weeks in your cage, but we recommend that you release them on the first nice day that comes along.

Can butterflies bite?

Butterflies can't sting as they do not possess a stinger. They also can't bite, as they don't have a mouth able of biting.

Do butterflies sleep?

They sleep. Simple, right? Butterflies are active during the day, so at night they find a hiding place and go to sleep. In the same way, moths are active at night and during the day moths hide and rest.

How long can humans live?

After that, the human body can't repair itself. Humans may be able to live for between 120 and 150 years, but no longer than this "absolute limit" on human life span, a new study suggests.

What is the longest living butterfly?

The longest living species in the world is the Brimstone Butterfly – up to 13 months!

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