Butterfly & Moth Side Tear Checks

Complete Metamorphosis

The lifecycle of a moth or butterfly involves a process of transformation known as "complete metamorphosis." It begins with an egg, which hatches into a caterpillar that eats, grows until it is too big for its skin, and molts. The caterpillar actually has to outgrow its skin four different times before it is ready to pupate!

For its fifth and final molting, the caterpillar's new skin forms the outer shell of the pupa, which is also known as a chrysalis. That's where the real magic happens, as inside the caterpillar transforms into a winged butterfly. The process is essentially the same for moths, except most moths form a cocoon instead of a chrysalis. Still others pupate underground.

Either way, they all achieve complete metamorphosis to become spectacular winged specimens.

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