What are some of the things that butterflies and grasshoppers do not have in common?

1. How is a butterfly different from a grasshopper?
2. How are the butterflies different from other insects?
3. Do grasshoppers have wings?
4. Do butterflies have two hearts?
5. Can grasshoppers fly?
6. Do butterflies have jaws?
7. Are Rainbow butterflies real?
8. Is there a red butterfly?
9. Is spider an insect?

How is a butterfly different from a grasshopper?

Unlike a grasshopper, a butterfly looks nothing at all like its parents when it hatches. A butterfly starts life as a multi-legged caterpillar (also known as a larva) and feeds on leaves. Like a grasshopper, a caterpillar molts as it grows. ... While inside the chrysalis, the caterpillar is called a pupa.

How are the butterflies different from other insects?

The main features that would distinguish a butterfly from other insects are its wings and mouth. Butterfly (and moth) wings are covered with scales which gives them the color and pattern. ... Butterflies and moths (Order Lepidoptera) still have all the other characteristics of insects (six legs, 3 body parts, antennae).

Do grasshoppers have wings?

Grasshoppers are medium to large insects. Adult length is 1 to 7 cm, depending on the species. Like their relatives the katydids and crickets, they have chewing mouthparts, two pairs of wings, one narrow and tough, the other wide and flexible, and long hind legs for jumping.

Do butterflies have two hearts?

Yes, butterflies and all other insects have both a brain and a heart. The butterfly has a long chambered heart that runs the length of its body on the upper side. ... It pumps hemolymph (it lacks the red color of blood) from the rear of the insect forward to bathe its internal organs.

Can grasshoppers fly?

Indeed grasshoppers and crickets have pretty strong wings that allow them to travel long distances in search of food and or mates. Besides long distance travel, grasshoppers can also fly pretty high for their size and weight, as this guy (or gal) on the top of the Bank of America Plaza reminds us.

Do butterflies have jaws?

Butterflies have no jaws; they sip liquid food through the proboscis, which uncoils for feeding. The proboscis is a a tube-like, flexible "tongue" that butterflies and moths use to sip their liquid food (usually flower nectar or the liquid from rotting fruits).

Are Rainbow butterflies real?

There are many species of “rainbow butterflies” and they live in different places around the world. Genera include Chrysiridia, Alcides, and Urania, each with several species. These are in the same sub- family, Uraniinae.

Is there a red butterfly?

Red butterflies are undoubtedly striking, so much so, that there are many myths and symbols surrounding them. As a matter of fact, some Native American tribes believe that a red butterfly is a sign of a powerful spirit. ... Today we introduce you to five stunning red butterflies from around the world.

Is spider an insect?

Anyway, spiders belong to the Class Arachnida, insects to the Class Insecta. ... Spider: 2 body parts, 8 simple eyes, no antennae, no wings, 4 pairs of legs, abdomen unsegmented. Insect: 3 body parts, 2 compound eyes, 2 antennae, 4 wings (or 2 or none), 3 pairs legs, abdomen segmented.