alleryStart learning →Some orchid flowers copy the shape of insects. What does this make insects try to do?
ABuild nests in it
BMate with the flower
CFeed on its nectar
DLay eggs in it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Mate with the flower
Insect-shaped orchid flowers lure insects into attempting to mate with them, which transfers pollen.
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