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The video explains the feeding habits of caterpillars and butterflies. Caterpillars have strong jaws to chew plant material. After transforming into butterflies, they feed on flower nectar using a long tube called a proboscis, which helps them reach deep into flowers to access energy-providing nectar.

What do caterpillars and butterflies have in common regarding their diet?

• They both drink water.

• They both have a strong appetite.

• They both eat fruits.

• They both eat meat.

What transformation do caterpillars undergo to become butterflies?

• They grow larger.

• They change color.

• They develop wings.

• They become smaller.

How do adult butterflies consume nectar from flowers?

• By chewing with their jaws.

• Through a long tube called a proboscis.

• With their wings.

• Using their feet.

What is the primary function of the proboscis in butterflies?

• To allow them to reach deep into flowers for nectar.

• To protect them from predators.

• To help them fly.

• To help them lay eggs.

What benefit do butterflies gain from accessing nectar?

• It helps them find mates.

• It makes them more colorful.

• It provides them with energy.

• It helps them grow larger.