Which type of mouth parts does butterfly have?

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Butterflies have siphoning type mouthparts which are specially adapted for sucking nectar from flowers.

The main organ involved is a long, coiled structure called the proboscis, which acts like a straw to draw up liquid food.

These mouthparts do not bite, pierce, or lap — they are specifically designed for siphoning fluids.

This adaptation helps butterflies feed efficiently on nectar while minimizing damage to the flowers.

Therefore, the correct answer is Option D: Siphoning type.