Batterfly
How many stages are there in the development of a butterfly?
There are 4 stages: egg, larva (caterpillar), pupa (chrysalis), and adult butterfly.
What do monkeys usually eat?
Fruits, leaves, insects, and sometimes small animals.
Where do glass frogs live?
In tropical rainforests of Central and South America.
Where does the blobfish live?
In deep waters off the coasts of Australia and Tasmania.
Where does the Kea live?
In the mountains of New Zealand.
Why are butterfly wings colorful?
To protect from predators, attract mates, and warn or confuse others.
Where do monkeys usually live?
In forests, jungles, and sometimes in mountains or near rivers.
What do glass frogs eat?
Insects and small invertebrates.
What does the blobfish eat?
Small crustaceans and other tiny sea animals.
What color is the Kea?
Mostly green with orange under the wings and blue on the edges of the feathers.
How does the butterfly help plants reproduce?
By feeding on nectar, butterflies carry pollen from one flower to another, helping plants produce seeds.
How do monkeys use their tails?
Some monkeys use their tails for balance, climbing, or holding onto branches.
Why are they called “glass frogs”?
Because their skin is translucent, so you can see their internal organs.
Why does the blobfish look “squishy” out of water?
Its body is mostly gelatinous, which helps it survive deep-sea pressure, but looks soft when brought to the surface.
What does the Kea usually eat?
Fruits, seeds, insects, and sometimes small animals or carrion.
Why do some butterflies migrate long distances?
To find food and suitable climates for survival.
Why do monkeys live in groups rather than alone?
To protect each other from predators, find food more easily, and care for their young.
How does the glass frog’s transparency help it survive?
It camouflages the frog from predators by blending with leaves and water.
How does the blobfish survive in deep-sea high-pressure environments?
Its low-density, jelly-like body allows it to float just above the sea floor without expending energy.
Why is the Kea considered one of the most intelligent birds?
Because it can solve problems, use tools, and work together in groups to find food.
Why are some butterfly species more sensitive to environmental changes than others?
Because they depend on specific host plants, climates, or habitats, so pollution or habitat loss affects them more.
How does habitat loss affect different monkey species differently?
Species that depend on specific forests or food sources are more vulnerable to deforestation, while more adaptable species can survive in varied environments.
How can habitat destruction affect glass frog populations differently than other frogs?
Glass frogs depend on clean, flowing streams and specific vegetation; deforestation and pollution can drastically reduce their numbers, even if other frogs adapt more easily.
How can deep-sea fishing affect blobfish populations?
Bycatch from trawling can kill blobfish since they are slow-moving and live near the ocean floor, reducing their population.
How does human activity affect the Kea population?
Habitat destruction, hunting, and conflicts with humans threaten their numbers, even though they are curious and adaptable.