Do butterflies bite?

No, butterflies don't bite. Butterflies don't have teeth so it would be very difficult for them to bite! Butterflies eat using a proboscis. When a butterfly goes to eat, it extends a long, slender tube that sucks up the flower nectar or other liquid it wants to take in.

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Correspondingly, why are my butterflies not moving?

One of the biggest reasons why a butterfly may not be moving is that it is sheltering in place during a storm to protect itself. Butterflies cannot take rough winds or rain ? unlike your touch, this may well irreparably damage their wings, if it doesn't kill them outright. Remember, butterflies are cold-blooded. You can also ask how can we save a butterfly that can't fly?

Moreover, can butterflies live inside?

Raising butterflies indoors is just plain fun as well as being educational, organic, scientific, and amazing. In order to raise a butterfly from an egg or a caterpillar, you must have a plant to feed the caterpillar. Consequently, how long can humans live? Most of us can expect to live to around 80, some people defy expectations and live to be over 100. The oldest person in history, a French woman named Jeanne Calment lived to 122, but when she was born the average life expectancy was roughly 43. A recent study proposes that the limit to human lifespan is closer to 150.

And another question, how long does a butterfly live after becoming a butterfly?

There are several factors, however, that come into play, such as the species, where it lives, and when it became an adult. For example, a swallowtail butterfly generally lives from six to 14 days while a monarch butterfly can live from seven to nine months. One may also ask how long do butterflies hibernate? Butterflies that are disturbed during hibernation are likely to wake early and die, especially if they have to use energy to find another suitable sheltered place to hibernate. Left undisturbed, most butterflies hibernate until the first warm days of spring, usually around the beginning of March.