Monarch butterfly information

SOURCE: how can a butterfly help a plant

If this is a serious question, then i shall attempt to answer it. Butterflies help plants by gathering pollen on their bodies and antennae while consuming nectar form a flower (which, incidentally, is how the plant helps the butterfly - by feeding it). The butterfly then flies off to another flower for more food and tranfers the pollen to this plant, enabling pollenization (fertilization) which is how plants produce fruit (which benefits animals like us humans) and create seeds to reproduce. It is win-win-win.

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matthew