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| The “transformation” of a caterpillar into a butterfly is a wonderful process |
The caterpillars eat the leaves where they live and grow, then pupate. In the cocoon, the pupa develops into a butterfly and then rubs its back against the cocoon until it punctures to become a butterfly and then flies out.
Below are a series of impressive photos before and after “the caterpillar turned into a butterfly”:
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| The “incarnation” of the Brahmin moth |
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| Cecropia silkworm butterfly |
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| Spicebush swallowtail butterfly |
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| Black swallowtail butterfly |
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Polyura Sempronius butterfly |
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| Acraga Coa Butterfly |
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| Acharia caterpillar |
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| Glass-winged butterfly |
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| Cerura Vinula Butterfly |
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| Flannel caterpillar |
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| American blue butterfly |
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Beutenmuelleri moth |
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| Hubbard’s Silkworm Butterfly |
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| Butterfly Isa Textula |
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| Pipevine swallowtail butterfly |
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| Spotted Apatelodes Moth |
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| Io Moth |
