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Tᴀʙʟᴇ ᴏғ Cᴏɴᴛᴇɴᴛs How I Become a Butterfly
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How I Can Fly
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What I Eat to Help Me Win
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How I Fly Place to Place
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How I am Special
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Glossary
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Where I Live
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All About The Author
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Jokes!
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How I Become A Butterfly, and How I Can FlyLoading...
What I Eat to Help Me WinLoading...
The monarch is a caterpillar, and then it goes into a capsule. The caterpillar then starts to form into a butterfly. The monarch butterfly has to wait a couple hours before it can fly, because the liquid in the capsule is still on its wings. The monarch butterfly is orange and has a black outline with black and white spots. It lives in any warm area. The monarch butterfly has two defense mechanisms to help it survive. One defense mechanism is that the monarch butterfly eats milkweed, so when a predator tries to eat it the butterfly tastes really bitter. Another defense mechanism is the monarch butterfly can dodge or fly away from a bird to confuse the bird.
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The monarch butterfly eats milkweed, so when the predator tries to eat it, the butterfly tastes really bitter. When the predator eats the monarch butterfly it will spit it out and learn its lesson to not eat it again. On Seesaw it says “The bright yellow, white and black bands of the Monarch warns predators to not eat me.¨ This evidence shows how the Monarch Butterfly eats poisonous food so it can taste bitter and poisonous to its predators.This is important because this shows how the monarch butterfly is poisonous and acts towards its predators.