Butterfly Life Cycle and Ecology

The video tutorial is a song that explains the butterfly life cycle through four stages: egg, caterpillar, chrysalis, and butterfly. Each stage is described with its unique characteristics and transformations. The song emphasizes the beauty and role of butterflies in nature, highlighting their metamorphosis and ecological importance.

What is the main theme of the introduction section?

• The diet of butterflies

• The habitat of butterflies

• The butterfly life cycle

• The beauty of butterflies

In the first stage of the butterfly life cycle, where is the egg laid?

• On a flower

• In the water

• In the soil

• On a leaf

What is the primary activity of the caterpillar during the second stage?

• Flying

• Building a nest

• Sleeping

• Eating and growing

Which stage involves the caterpillar shedding its skin?

• Egg

• Chrysalis

• Butterfly

• Caterpillar

What is another name for the chrysalis stage?

• Egg

• Larva

• Pupa

• Adult

During the chrysalis stage, what significant change occurs?

• The caterpillar lays eggs

• The caterpillar grows larger

• The caterpillar eats leaves

• The caterpillar becomes a butterfly

What is a key characteristic of the butterfly in the final stage?

• It burrows underground

• It has scaly wings

• It hibernates

• It spins a web

What do butterflies primarily consume?

• Nectar

• Leaves

• Insects

• Seeds

What role do adult butterflies play in the ecosystem?

• Predators

• Seed eaters

• Pollen spreaders

• Decomposers

What is the purpose of the butterfly's nectar consumption?

• To migrate

• To build a cocoon

• To collect sugar

• To lay eggs