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Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful insect? Created By Mrs. Angstadt- Sullivan
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Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful insect? Created By Mrs. Angstadt-Sullivan.

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Page 1: Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful insect? Created By Mrs. Angstadt-Sullivan.

Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful

insect?

Created By

Mrs. Angstadt-Sullivan

Page 2: Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful insect? Created By Mrs. Angstadt-Sullivan.

What does it look like?

Two bulging eyes Thorax and abdomenSix legsBlack headTwo antennaeTwo pairs of wings

                           

Page 3: Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful insect? Created By Mrs. Angstadt-Sullivan.

What does it eat and how does it get its food?

Flits from flower to flower

Nectar from flowers

Liquid in the blossoms

Uses its hollow tongue like a straw

Drinks the nectar

Page 4: Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful insect? Created By Mrs. Angstadt-Sullivan.

Who is its enemy and how does it protect itself?

ShrewsMiceBirds

Flies way high off the ground

Tastes bitterCan be

poisonous

Page 5: Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful insect? Created By Mrs. Angstadt-Sullivan.

What makes it harmful or helpful?

HelpfulCarries pollen from one flower to anotherPollen helps the plant to form seeds and fruit