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Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful insect?

Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful insect?. Created By Mrs. Angstadt-Sullivan. What does it look like?. Two bulging eyes Thorax and abdomen Six legs Black head Two antennae Two pairs of wings. Flits from flower to flower Nectar from flowers Liquid in the blossoms.

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Why is the monarch a harmful or helpful insect?

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

  2. What does it look like? • Two bulging eyes • Thorax and abdomen • Six legs • Black head • Two antennae • Two pairs of wings

  3. Flits from flower to flower Nectar from flowers Liquid in the blossoms Uses its hollow tongue like a straw Drinks the nectar What does it eat and how does it get its food?

  4. Shrews Mice Birds Flies way high off the ground Tastes bitter Can be poisonous Who is its enemy and how does it protect itself?

  5. What makes it harmful or helpful? • Helpful • Carries pollen from one flower to another • Pollen helps the plant to form seeds and fruit

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