Is the butterfly a herbivore a scavenger a omnivore or a carnivore?

Answer 1

Caterpillars are the larval stages of moths and butterflies. Most eat only leaves and bacteria, and are herbivores. Insects which eat plants are called phytophagous.

A few species of caterpillars are omnivores because they are entomophagous (eating other insects) or rarely, feeding on other species such as snails.

Answer 2

Most butterflies are strict herbivores and only eat plant leaves. However, some species do eat other insects.

Answer 3

herbivore because it drinks nectar out of plants

Answer 4

Because they only eat nectar from flowers. And herbivore is a name given to animals that only eat plants or stuff from plants.

Answer 5

They are herbivores; specifically they eat the nectar of flowers.

Answer 6

Butterflies are herbivores, as they primarily feed on nectar from flowers. They do not scavenge, eat other animals, or consume meat.

Answer 7

a butterfly is a carnivore

Answer 8

Because they do not eat meat.

Answer 9

omnivore