Butterflies and Moths: Spot the Difference!

The video explores the differences between butterflies and moths, focusing on their antennae, activity patterns, wing positions, and transformation stages. It provides clues to distinguish them and includes an interactive game to test identification skills.

What is Squeak's favorite insect?

• Dragonfly

• Butterfly

• Ant

• Bee

How can you distinguish a butterfly's antennae from a moth's?

• Moths have no antennae

• Butterflies have smooth antennae with a hook

• Moths have smooth antennae with a hook

• Butterflies have feather-like antennae

When are butterflies most active?

• At dawn

• At night

• During the day

• In the evening

How do moths typically rest their wings?

• Curled upwards

• Folded inwards

• Held up together

• Spread out flat

What is the name of the case a butterfly forms during its transformation?

• Shell

• Chrysalis

• Nest

• Cocoon

What material is a moth's cocoon made of?

• Leaves

• Silk

• Wood

• Feathers

Which insect is likely to be seen around a porch light at night?

• Butterfly

• Moth

• Bee

• Ladybug

What is a key visual clue to identify a butterfly?

• Wings held up together

• Active at night

• Feather-like antennae

• Fuzzy body

Which insect is known for having a smooth chrysalis?

• Moth

• Ant

• Butterfly

• Beetle

What should you do if you want to learn about a specific insect?

• Read a book

• Visit a zoo

• Ask in the comments or email

• Search online