Which detail in the section “Why this matters” supports the main idea of the section?
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Butterflies pollinate flowers, control plant populations by munching on leaves as caterpillars, and provide food for other insects, birds, amphibians, and mammals.
Butterflies pollinate flowers, control plant populations by munching on leaves as caterpillars, and provide food for other insects, birds, amphibians, and mammals.
“But I think of the situation as, like, death by a thousand cuts.”
“But I think of the situation as, like, death by a thousand cuts.”
“I think we know enough now to act,” Wepprich said.
“I think we know enough now to act,” Wepprich said.
But butterflies also act as big, flashy beautiful warning signs for environmental change.
But butterflies also act as big, flashy beautiful warning signs for environmental change.
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The detail that best supports the main idea of the section “Why this matters” is:
"But butterflies also act as big, flashy beautiful warning signs for environmental change."
This statement emphasizes the importance of butterflies as indicators of broader environmental issues, which aligns with the significance of their disappearance.
