Ligature Strangulation. Strangulation is that form of asphyxia which is caused from constriction of the neck by ligature without suspending the body. Pulling a U-shaped ligature against the front and sides of the neck while standing at the back can cause death. It is of two types: [1] Strangulation by a ligature, and [2] manual strangulation or throttling.
What are the enemies of the monarch butterfly? The biggest threat to the monarch butterfly are wasps, bees, frogs, and especially people. Insects like to eat the eggs of monarch butterflies.
What Types of Flowers Do Monarch Butterflies Eat? Adult monarchs don't eat flowers but drink liquid nectar, a sugary substance made by flowers. The monarch butterfly--like other butterflies--is built to drink liquids. Its mouth, called a proboscis, is a straw-like pipe, which is kept coiled until the butterfly is ready to eat. The proboscis allows monarch butterflies to reach liquid nectar kept deep in a flower's center.