Question

1. besides bees, name two other types of animals that act as pollinators, and briefly describe what they seek when visiting flowers.

Explanation:

1. Butterflies: Butterflies are pollinators. When they visit flowers, they seek nectar (a sugary fluid produced by flowers as a reward for pollinators) and in the process, pollen sticks to their bodies, which is then transferred to other flowers, aiding in pollination.
2. Hummingbirds: Hummingbirds are also pollinators. They are attracted to flowers for nectar, which provides them with energy. As they move from flower to flower to feed on nectar, they transfer pollen, contributing to the pollination process.

Answer:

1. Butterflies - They seek nectar from flowers.
2. Hummingbirds - They seek nectar from flowers.