Question

what are proboscis in science​

Answer 1

Answer:

the nectar of flowers using long tubelight tongue called Proboscis

Answer 2

Answer:

The proboscis is an essential head appendage in insects that processes gustatory code during food intake, particularly useful considering that blood-sucking arthropods routinely reach vessels under the host skin using this proboscis as a probe.

Explanation:

The tubular feeding structure (i.e., proboscis) of a butterfly remains tightly coiled against the head of the insect when it is not feeding. The proboscis is made up of two long, tubular structures known as galea.