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1 Can you tell the difference between a butterfly and a moth? At first glance, the two insects have identical body structures. They both have one pair of antennae, two pairs of wings, and three pairs of legs. Even their diet is the same. Both of them love drinking sugary liquids (such as nectar) through a long, straw-like feeding tube called a proboscis. When a butterfly or a moth is not eating, it coils up its proboscis and stores it neatly under its head.![]() |
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Animal Themes
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Insects
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Invertebrates
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Butterflies and Moths Theme
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