1. A butterfly's life begins as a tiny egg laid on a leaf.
2. The egg is usually round or oval and very small.
3. After a few days, the egg hatches into a caterpillar (larva).
4. The caterpillar eats lots of leaves to grow quickly.
5. As it grows, it sheds its skin many times.
6. When it is fully grown, the caterpillar becomes a pupa (chrysalis).
7. Inside the pupa, the caterpillar changes its body completely.
8. After some time, an adult butterfly comes out of the pupa.
9. The butterfly dries its wings and flies away to find food.
10. The adult butterfly lays eggs, and the life cycle starts again.
Why do some butterflies migrate long distances, and how do they navigate?
How does the process of metamorphosis transform a caterpillar into a butterfly?
What adaptations help butterflies survive in different environments?
How do butterflies detect and choose the right plants for laying eggs?
Why do butterflies have such vibrant colors, and how do they benefit from them?
How do butterflies defend themselves against predators?