Monarch Butterfly Metamorphosis time-lapse FYV

[@elifrancoeur4602]

I remember in Kindergarten, my teacher bought a couple of caterpillars online, as well as food and a cage. I remember every day we would check their progress, and when they started the process of metomorphosis, the entire class (including me) were amazed. Then I think it was a few weeks before school let off, they hatched and on the last day of school we released them. I will never forget that experience!

[@RS-ys1gi]

same

[@lordfriar8736]

Yeah, we did the same thing in Kindergarten, except we didn't release it. Great experience!

[@SoCalSuperCarZz]

My teacher sexually assaulted me

[@Ryxn_023]

My teacher bought 2 and one of them ate the other and then later ate itself. We were in second grade

[@Fix19good]

Im doing this every day

[@MissDistarr60]

This video is a thing of beauty. A small piece of nature, in all her glory. There is so much of nature that we fail to see and when I personally see something like this, I find it truly beautiful and breathtaking. Thank you for the post.

[@TheTammy64]

wish more kids would develop an appreciation and/or love of nature. Maybe we wouldn't have so many psychos abusing our beloved animals and destroying nature and their natural habitat

[@Well_possibly]

Bad behavior is often times causes by environmental or food allergies, food additives (MSG, aspartame, etc.), exposure to lead, brain tumor, etc. Let's clean up the environment, food, and vaccines!

[@ashleyketchum2739]

MissDistarr60 God designed it that way. Its His creation and power

[@davido3530]

Whoa. Nature is truest beautiful and shouldn't be interrupted by us humans. It's so sad that their life cycle is being interrupted by us tho.

[@AgdaFingers]

A really cute little worm becomes a beautiful butterfly.

[@aldamis8384]

A slow worm wraps itself in a cocoon with no cognitive thought as to why, and it emerges one of the most beautiful creatures in the natural world. Truly magnificent.

[@FrontYardVideo]

Well said!

[@michelesammartano5897]

I think it must be absolutely painful.

[@Some_random_Stickman]

@@michelesammartano5897 I agree it literally melts itself to turn into a butterfly

[@Moth_Von_Flutter]

Into a pupa, moths wrap into a cocoon, butterflies wrap into a pupa

[@DaveAlexKD]

It can't get any more alien than this and yet this is a creature of our own planet!. How cool is that

[@MrKirk94]

There may be other habitable planets out there somewhere. But honestly what one could be as fascinating as Earth. I mean this can give someone a whole new aspect on life. Look at whats possible, thats no magic trick. I know we arw taught to believe in God and i do believe in a higher power. But bro, thats evolution at its finest. Single cell organism type of shit.

[@joshwonkim0895]

It's not alien to me because I have known this cycle happens since when I was in like kindergarten.

[@bladeblade8443]

You know it in kindergarten, but you still don't know about this really Why not in first place a butterfly ? And it's like scifi, a beings literally transform in to another being .

[@user-or4cj8bi3v]

@@bladeblade8443 Indeed. They are beyond our expectation, and always has been.

[@alcesimus7396]

Have you looked into squids, octopi and cuttlefish? Matter of fact you should dive into the world of marine biology and you can witness TRULY alien life forms

[@momozuke2757]

I worked at a butterfly pavilion for 4 years and this process never ceased to amaze me... you go you funky little monarch

[@caviersim3806]

I watch videos like this to get me motivated to finish my biology degree

[@Gtmsj]

lol These videos show me how I am not made for biology

[@DrDunsparce]

Did you?

[@caviersim3806]

Yea First Class, freaking miracle :D@@DrDunsparce

[@kaylabruce5055]

When I was like 6 I was so captivated by butterflies that my mom got me this little kit thing and it was sent with a little book on how to find and safely handle a monarch caterpillar and what time to look for them. I found one and it came with some milkweed leaves and I let this thing hang in this little expandable habitat with sticks and leaves in it and I would watch this little dude eat leaves. And finally the moment had arrived, I come home to a cocoon. I could hardly contain myself I watched for days waiting for the butterfly to emerge. He did, I released him back into the wild. I don't know why I'm saying all of this. But, it really stuck out to me how nature could be so complex and beautiful. Of course, at that age, I just knew that Nature was pretty and it should be kept that way. My mom did the same thing with Ladybugs and I also once hatched a praying mantis egg sack... except that I did not properly seal the habitat and they all came out and almost completely covered one wall in the house. We got most of them out into the yard safely, though. I always thought that I'd be an entomologist one day. I never really followed that dream. I still love this stuff, though. I hope I can provide the same kind of enjoyment and understanding of the beauty of nature to my son who was just born 5 months ago.

[@michaelmurphy987]

You should totally follow your dream! If anything, see if there is a course of study at the nearby community college and what they have to offer in certificate/degree programs that can transfer to a 4-year. That's what I'm doing right now.

[@th_mirren]

Now you know how to show wonders!

[@leafff44]

good job on typing that long

[@AndrewGuns]

Wow that was long

[@prod.by.treasure]

r/oksowhat

[@brandonalmanza5801]

Congratulations! Your Caterpie evolved into Metapod!

[@nuff7020]

Danky Boi lol

[@wyzolol]

Congratulations! Your Metapod has evolved into Butterfree!

[@lexxy6305]

@@itsmemichael2975 Congratulations! You are rude!

[@beelover8822]

Saitama Fan Congratulations! No one cares about you!

[@riannad2981]

Saitama Fan Congratulations! That was unnecessary!

[@-SomebodyIGuess-]

I remember I would watch this with my brother about 7 or so years ago when we were little kids and we loved it so much with the music and the visuals. I just wish I could go back, to when life was easier. 7 years and still amazing.

[@IanWeeks56]

Every creature has to struggle to reach its full potential.

[@FrontYardVideo]

+Ian Weeks Indeed!

[@FlowerPower-st7uv]

+Ian Weeks existence or experience beyond the normal or physical level. "the possibility of spiritual transcendence in the modern world"

[@kdxracer184]

Ian Weeks that's deep.

[@theallknowingsause8940]

Ian Weeks even my penis?

[@lloydgarmadon7944]

The all knowing sause LOL

[@KennaLovesGouda]

It’s so pretty how they are born with all those legs and colors and are practically reborn with wings and different colors. It’s beautiful

[@UpNfamish2]

Everytime I see a butterfly flying by me, I have nothing but admiration of them for not long ago, it was a humbly n slowly crawling caterpillar n now it can fly with beauty n grace. Just the sights of these little n fragile but amazingly beautiful lives is PURE AWESOME !

[@noledelgado8111]

Such a marvelous & miraculous thing to see a caterpillar metaphormosized into a beautiful butterfly.

[@vatcharapongchaivirat6026]

Nole Delgado 😃💷🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🍴🐶😔😫😙

[@trigger5258]

butterflies are truly amazing creatures.

[@FrontYardVideo]

+Xander Olpin Sure Are!!!

[@TheTammy64]

agree

[@molicuva]

FrontYardVideo cake

[@lunainezdelamancha3368]

My Monarch butterfly came out 20 minutes ago and it's gorgeous. Next year will be better....I want my tiny garden to burst with life....❤️. I'm so happy 😊...

[@FrontYardVideo]

Wonderful!

[@AtarahDerek]

Insects go through the most incredible changes between infancy and adulthood. The pupal stage is particularly amazing. Inside the pupa's shell is goop with DNA. That's it. The larval animal that went into that shell is no more. It dissolved. Essentially, it died. Soon, the goop reorganizes itself into something totally different, and soon after that, the adult insect emerges, looking totally unrecognizable compared to its previous form.

[@adamjericho5121]

AtarahDerek this isnt even his final form

[@GoBlue576966]

Aimon you're right. The final form is splattered all over someone's windshield. Haha

[@dukoth6552]

it doesn't dissolve entirely, an assortment of cell clusters and likely portions of the nervous system remain intact (this is because a butterfly can display knowledge that the caterpillar learned)

[@help8309]

AtarahDerek ohhh okay like to Buttrfly

[@help8309]

kowpung3 epaper ok? 😊 Md

[@katiewells5119]

This made me think about life - and the thoughts were so beautiful I teared up a bit.

[@infowars9381]

Katie Wells me too....

[@IslamFreeBritain]

Me too. Nature is a wonderful thing.

[@ninastar5833]

its shows the possibility we contain to transform and perhaps you captured that potential in yourself ? :)

[@daksans6764]

Same

[@lovesallweneed]

Can there be anything more magical than this? It is just a beautiful glimpse of how life evolves.

[@jacobmacaree3063]

it skins itself when it's pushing the shell it's making down it's body. wtf

[@Giggi2222]

I never thought about it that way.

[@siphy9335]

Jacob Macaree Well think of it more likethis. The caterpillar is sheddingand this is what happens under their skin. In the new shedded form, they become a chrysalis again. They shed again later on as a butterfly. Basically they transform on the inside and burst out when the time is right

[@greenergrass4060]

Creepy i know, but at least the adult form is pretty!

[@ndJssFlurt]

Ramieverse ! I prefer butterflies over caterpillars and the butterfly is pretty.

[@combativeThinker]

Insects' skin doesn't grow with them as they age like ours does; they have to grow a second layer of skin under their current one and, when they become large enough that their current skin becomes too tight, they shed it through muscular action, kinda like how buff guys can make their clothes explode off of them by flexing. While the new skin is still wet and elastic, they puff themselves up with air before it sclerotizes (hardens) to maximize the amount of growth they can achieve until they have to molt again.

[@Charlie-cc5wl]

That caterpillar is ballin' now, flappin its wings and shit.

[@ragemanomf8669]

+Charlie Whelan Hell yea

[@MrUhwoody]

+Charlie Whelan - Grow up.

[@Charlie-cc5wl]

MrUhwoody hahaha shut it..

[@boonkiat1770]

+Charlie Whelan he probs died already xD , rip mr bootifly :3

[@goofyCatttt]

For just a day

[@arthurcesar8433]

There are no words that can express how amazing and perfect God's creativity is.

[@Marioi89]

yeah god for sure xd

[@Brett101792]

If by god you mean lots and lots of actions and reactions, then yeah sure... god.

[@ancientsoul5608]

Isn't it kind of sad when people actively make fun of others who are in a state of awe when observing the absolute beauty of nature? It's such a shame that people can have such a low, pitiful state of consciousness that they have to take a shit on other's perspective just to feel better about their own. I don't personally believe in what is by and large called "God" in this world... it just doesn't make sense to me. BUT, if believing in God helps you make sense of the world, helps you to see the beauty of life, or helps make you a better person at all or treat others better, then please please please keep believing in God, the world is a better place with you & your God in it.... THANK YOU for believing in God. And to those who would make fun of these people...I sincerely hope that some day you learn to stop trying to compare dick sizes & grow the fuck up. Literally nobody is impressed by your so called "superior intelligence". You are not adding one iota of positivity to the fabric of life. The Universe looks down on you in shame & pity. You would be wise to learn from the caterpillar here: Go into your cocoon of self-indulgent immaturity, then transform. Emerge into the adult that the Universe would prefer you to become.

[@isore3090]

@@ancientsoul5608 the world needs people like you man. Wish everyone was acceptable like that to each other.

[@trueroyalty3342]

Amen

[@Blablablarandomguy]

Existence is mind-blowing and even things that happen all the time are full of awe-inspiring beauty. To experience reality is to trip balls on this psychedelic universe

[@ShraddhaVyasofficial]

I dont know why, but i got emotional after watching this. I am a student of Zoology and i admire this world but there are people totally unaware of this asset and are destroying it ruthlessly. May god bring them on right track.

[@Rose-eo1fw]

Bless you! You have such a kind heart. ❤

[@noatiendoboludos]

Truly one of the most amazing creatures on earth

[@ramonluiscolon87]

Caterpie is evolving

[@katalyst13x]

the scene when ash says bye to Butterfree still makes me cry....

[@ramonluiscolon87]

+Kaitlyn Winn I very much agree

[@hackedaccount3548]

Metapod

[@honeyrocker0639]

Ramon Colon lol I get it

[@神豚肉]

Metapod is evolving!

[@yaminoyume610]

Sort of creepy but nice.

[@TheEgg185]

the music made it creepy.

[@xsnakex00]

Please leave this planet.

[@robertmoreno5825]

+Erik Torndahl chill

[@pooppooop3990]

gross you mean?

[@wizzzard999]

+Ultimate Excalibur thats pretty much the definition of nature :P

[@fatma2786]

I noticed a beautiful caterpillar in my garden a few days ago, i used check up on it everyday and I was noticing that it shortened with time, and one day it became hard, and I was wondering what happened to it, at that point I googled about it and I came to know that it's going under a process called chrysalis and will eventually become a butterfly 😭🤍 I'm extremely happy and lucky to witness all these glorious things. I'm waiting patiently for it to become a beautiful butterfly 🦋

[@pamelapratt3287]

This is my first time with a butterfly habitat! It has been amazing! God's beautiful creation! The delicate details throughout the cycle.....breathtaking!

[@aleksandarvesic3218]

*flashing spongebob wormy episode in my mind*

[@semenshestakov2247]

I have a child trauma with it!

[@xxslasher16xx]

my childhood ptsd...

[@sophia679]

I HAD NIGHTMARES OML! THIS EPISODE IS THE WORST

[@SANMAN123]

Aleksandar Vesic LoL.

[@VonDivaTheRebel]

saaaaaaaame!! lol!

[@davidortiz173]

I think this is one of the most amazing things in nature!

[@bunder012]

To think this whole process is natural... Think about all the other possible life forms out there in the universe!

[@MigeriusMikerius]

It simply points out that there is an awesome Creator, and yes, that there is a GOD of all things :D ;D

[@tootybooddy8184]

thats not what it points out at all

[@vickyz9405]

Miro Longivus Are you serious?

[@R.I.Potato]

Miro Longivus It doesn't show that at all, if anything it shows the opposite.

[@jackdiller9087]

If there was a God, he wouldn't create something that types like you do. :)

[@thomasstewart2870]

That's insane! I always thought they made a chrysalis that they chilled inside of I have no idea they *became* a chrysalis

[@amymclemore7689]

me nether girl

[@annecohen8927]

This is just breathtaking.......

[@redpill1337]

The Monarch butterfly is amazing from birth to death. The metamorphosis itself, along with their 4 generations, where the last one makes that great migration. I’m fortunate to live where I see them often throughout the summer. Last year on my back deck, one hatched from its cocoon and flew just a short distance, sat on my knee drying its new wings. What an awesome sight that was to see such a young one so close. And eventually he flew away, now free to explore the sky.

[@iriyabran]

extreme puberty

[@Arreis_004]

iriyabran yup.

[@greenergrass4060]

Indeed

[@qtoons3270]

Excuse me?

[@hxcvocalist]

butterflies are the coolest living creature. They start from that shy, not super cute crawling thing to a fierce and beautiful flying masterpiece.

[@mikeonfreeserve2926]

Like marriage in reverse

[@qtoons3270]

Weird yet beautiful nature

[@meggibson2693]

This is a super cool video of a real caterpillar transforming into a butterfly!

[@petramaeve]

brilliant interpretation

[@jessjhons5260]

How beautiful. I came here after seeing for the first time one at my home. We bought the plants at home depot. She finally fly away today

[@demolisher7778]

I once took two moth caterpillars from a park in my town and put them in a glass container with some grass and a stick to cocoon on. One of them cocooned and it was so cool, but the other one ate the cocoo and the cocooned caterpillar inside died and I was like, "Wow what an asshole."

[@august-5085]

nice story xD

[@FrontYardVideo]

+TheUnstoppableScythe kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4HVi3-Qe7epmck

[@mojobejojo]

You didnt give them any food to eat? Like leaves? No wonder one ate the other, because you starved it.

[@demolisher7778]

Foxio Yeah I did i gave them a shitload of leaves

[@hobispinner]

"wow what an asshole" 😂😂😂

[@lokodelcabo]

Beautiful transformation

[@veronathomas2761]

Love the beautiful butterfly;. soothing to watch.

[@nihilist1680]

I was waiting for Beedrill to cut that Metapod open and then light would come from the wound when it evolves into a Butterfree. But this was cool too.

[@pandora9814]

this comment is everything

[@sujoyd39]

Awwww those Pokemon days..

[@babita_negi]

Pokemon!!!! Still my favourite cartoon

[@noelleb2844]

It does not "evolve"🙄

[@gimmekromer1151]

@@noelleb2844 r/wooooosh

[@ukaryotik]

my mind is actually blown tbh i would have never thought it pushed its way out of its skin like that dang :) love nature

[@oldnelsongnc5817]

Thank you. I saw my first monarch caterpillar months ago, not knowing what it was! Now I know and wanted to see the full cycle.

[@ReggyPoerwoko]

Just beautiful, fascinating video. Thanks for sharing this

[@IAmGunzNoob]

did u know the caterpillars liquify in the cocoon, then turns into the butterfly

[@CaityCat791]

Jameson, yes they do.

[@IAmGunzNoob]

caterpillars are so badass hahaha. they liquify, then turn into the butterfly itself. thats like if we totally turn into jelly, then after puberty, we become like the perfection of human beings

[@IAmGunzNoob]

idiot....

[@IAmGunzNoob]

i called you an idiot, because you replied to her instead to me, first you're like no they fucking dont, then someone comes and says so, then automatically you believe in it. you have no manners

[@timelapsecookie68]

+IAmGunzNoob You want all the attention don't you

[@IcecreamCat23]

Insects are absolutely beautiful most times, and we miss them in all their glory

[@daksans6764]

I wouldn't call insects beautiful by any means but butterflies are indeed beautiful

[@eliascaballero1226]

This world is so bizarre when you really think about it, here we are looking for aliens when they're all right in front of us.

[@ryanfallon]

We are probably aliens.

[@sophiem1631]

@@ryanfallon Well we are animals

[@rugalbirdstain]

To aliens, WE are the aliens.

[@dm3402]

Ayy lmao, been getting faded with aliens all my life? Shit, reality is beautiful.

[@jacealbine]

​@BWGgy Talk about a pot calling a kettle black and denying it's own discoloration.

[@Alex-df1nr]

You never know how beautiful an disgusting something birthing itself could be.

[@WonderfulWorld.]

Thanks for sharing your amazing video my friend...💕

[@thisissupposed]

This is so amazing. A caterpillar can make grow thousands of times bigger than it's original size, try to evade bacteria or predators, and create a pupa just turn into a soup. Then, if it's lucky, it turns into a butterfly and only lives either one month or one year. And all I've accomplished in a year is eating, sleeping, and getting through school.

[@auraleshum8653]

Life is weird.

[@bkexfintko]

I would say that life has always been this raw, but _modern_ society can't stand rawness anymore.

[@NinSega89]

No mate, life is beautiful!

[@spreadlove8624]

auraleshum It's magical and science is fascinating.

[@combativeThinker]

*Life is Strange

[@nativegranny4730]

Bryan Merrill ummm.....he's own life is weird not the game

[@REALTurbkeySandwich]

It’s cool how you can see some of the patterns of the butterfly on the caterpillar before it transforms

[@lia-qh2dz]

Nature is a beautiful and complicated thing

[@skadrumsandwich7415]

I eat ass. 😘

[@Pierdzichuj]

That escalated quickly

[@page970]

I hate Caterpillars

[@wanderkerala4044]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnzXdmdnr953ipo

[@jasonantigua6825]

Complicated yes!

[@vinnyrocks5886]

This music brings back memories. I used this music at the end of a class project where I had to film a trip we took to Mount Rushmore for land surveying. I waited for years for that trip... Good memories man. I like the video too.

[@StevosWoes]

so powerful and mesmerizingly beautiful!

[@lemonjuice526]

How did this get on my reccomend s but it's still good for a 4year video

[@whengrapespop5728]

jazell edits Videos were good 4 years ago too!

[@eliafish]

Jazell Edits wait isn’t it 5 years tho?

[@aie007]

@@eliafish They are still in 2018

[@inkspill3116]

Jazell Edits vids 4 yrs ago still good! Only our perception has changed.

[@maka2893]

Really I need to watch this for online school and 8m older than 4 year old

[@maplecloudz8841]

1:30 me trying to squeeze into a sleeping bag XD

[@breannarowe5151]

This comment cracked me up. Don't know why 😂

[@cello_shelli]

Same lol

[@herguageag]

Me : almost I’m too fat but ALMOST CMON

[@VerirrterWaschbaer]

Hi fellow fur~

[@aizawashouta3088]

same

[@hutzman7664]

We've got two in a jar in our kitchen hanging in a J. Absolutely amazing!

[@ShyVioletIsShy]

Fun fact! You can tell a Monarch butterfly's sex by their wings. Males have a spot, females do not. The one in the lab setting that emerged was female and the one on the flower was male. Wayyyy back in elementary school we did a whole lesson on Monarchs and kept them in our classroom from caterpillar to butterfly to release later on. These are fascinating little creatures.

[@PixarShark]

The pictures don't do the chrysalis justice tbh. That little band towards the top literally looks like someone painted very delicate touches of molten gold there. ❤️❤️❤️ God is an artist. 😆

[@TheShepherdWay]

I'm borrowing this video to help teach many people how they can also evolve consciously. I won't be charging any money for showing them this video. I hope you forgive me for stealing your gem. Already downloaded it. Thank You Very, VERY Much!

[@TheLyricsGuy]

How can you not appreciate nature after watching this video?

[@gvidaver]

Almost every summer I raise these little guys from egg to butterfly and then release them. It's amazing, and I think more people should give it a try.

[@ladychrysta1]

Do they need anything after the come out of the chrysalis? Food or water?

[@ItzDoshiTime1.0]

I used to like watching the life cycle of a butterfly as a kid

[@mlshiza5335]

What? Caterpie is evolving!

[@Hackerackerackeracker]

Congratulations! Your caterpie evolved into metapod!

[@evanmurath8125]

Marcelo g copied

[@the05headmaster72]

Dun dun dun dun dadada da

[@limonada._x_____9047]

Marcelo g ryo!

[@Zoe.Nicole1]

Congratulations,your metapod is now a butterfree!

[@madisongilbert3825]

Did you know? Butterflies have to dry there wings in the sun before flying.

[@anew1297]

Also if you touch their wings before drying, they cannot fly.

[@ametrinewing]

Did you know? Butterflies can fly.

[@luscioustwig3746]

ANINDITTA KUSUMADJAYA YOUR A GENUIS

[@Dayserochasm]

...£nina

[@oseahveranga1071]

@@ametrinewing lmao

[@discobikerAndRosie]

You cut out the last part, whete the butterfly finishes its emergence. 🤔 I raise them every year. Next spring, I'll have a portable greenhouse, complete with milkweed, & nectar rich flowers. I'll be able to let them fly freely until their release! I'm excited!

[@redantswisdomspot]

Such a beautiful video great !!background music is so nice

[@aussiehyune]

Awwww! Their little feet are adorable!

[@W4SPX]

There was a video of a little girl watching this and all I remember is she said “I need some bug sauce in a cocoon” I love little kids

[@fefexasdable]

it's crazy the fact that one of the least attractive creatures turns into one of the most beautiful things to ever exist

[@samsonthe80yearoldhedgehog62]

saying that either means you have seen very few creatures or saying this means you have horrible taste because who in their right mind even thinks its that ugly

[@bmeo1234]

Dont talk about yourself like that

[@AldoPascalin1]

Caterpillars are beautiful, what are you talking about?

[@looneyeyestudio9434]

What? Caterpie evolving. Caterpie evolved into a Metapod! What? Metapod evolving. Metapod evolved into butterfree!

[@ametrinewing]

Wut.

[@ZakWolf]

I would say the Monarch is more like Scatterbug/Spewpa/Vivillon. But the Viceroy butterfly would be like Caterpie/Metapod/Butterfree though!

[@eric_t123]

@@ametrinewing it's a pokemon thing. You wouldn't get it

[@nobreed548]

I was looking for this comment and i found it😂

[@hollyleaf]

😂

[@Model_BT-7274]

One cool thing that people don't realize is that a butterfly is not *inside* a chrysalis, the butterfly *IS* the chrysalis. That pupa is the butterfly's body! If you touch one, it'll squirm and wiggle! As you can see in the video, it does not build the pupa, it molts just as it does when becoming a bigger caterpillar, then it gets it's body in the right shape to develop onto a butterfly. And when it "emerges", it is simply molting again! Another cool thing is how a moth caterpillar will make a firm cocoon out of silk like a spider and THEN it will become a pupa inside. They literally make a little sleeping bag!

[@3rron536]

Its weird how they already know what to do obce their born

[@sohinisengupta5322]

Hello ketchup, it's been 2 years. How have you been?😊

[@JotaXtremoDuroAdventure]

So fantastic 🐛

[@lisaess]

My 9 year old daughter and I watched this happen today we were grossed out but fascinated at the same time lol I'm 41 and had never seen this stage happen before my eyes ever so was very cool to see and record

[@bullseye6969]

Humans are way gross.

[@horse7801]

Wow that's really cool! Thanks for showing me

[@FrontYardVideo]

+RockinSomeStockin's&Me Thanks for saying so! I appreciate your comment! Merry Christmas!

[@horse7801]

+FrontYardVideo merry Christmas to you too! 🎄⛄️

[@FrontYardVideo]

+RockinSomeStockin's&Me kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4HVi3-Qe7epmck

[@SubscribersWithNoVideos-oe4pe]

That is so beautiful. Isn’t nature amazing.

[@sophiem1631]

yes

[@mikesahle1193]

Thank you for beautiful magical video.till then keep smiling with lol politely and healthy safely cocoon.

[@rickhalverson2014]

I used to do this when I was a lil boy, grass in a mason jar... caterpillar.. waiting for the cocoon and then the beautiful butterfly.

[@cyberxpunkxx]

Wow that’s a pretty butterfly

[@darlaballenger2357]

WOW! So beautiful to watch and see it fly away

[@ItsNotAllRainbows_and_Unicorns]

Nature can be very beautiful.

[@bjornandersnilsson5434]

Yes... but why on God's green earth do you cut exactly as the butterfly emerges?

[@FrontYardVideo]

+Björn Anders Nilsson It fell out and dropped. I did capture another fully emerging in a later video at kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6jLqJycatB8nsk

[@monstermoda6871]

That one had a disease. Likely OE. They do not emerge that way when healthy :( They eclose from the bottom.

[@iLxdySanaz]

what music is this mate

[@yokidrinker2436]

Björn Anders Nilsson the monarch shal be crowned

[@dontask2421]

I was wondering why the top of the chrysalis cracked.

[@GoatYouhhudawg]

Beautiful.

[@TetraBitGaming]

Yo, this messes me up hahah

[@justinbtdbattles6284]

ay I love your videos dude

[@تماغلاقالقناههدويبدوي]

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[@botolshampo8956]

How is that ?

[@joeyfootball7]

Dawg

[@shoshanagolden5816]

This could be what humans are supposed to go through is we are not controlled and manipulated --- just naturally transform into what we are going to be --- from the inside out?

[@kbgoh9216]

Wow my favourite bug I will give you 100 ⭐️

[@chihirofujisaki9635]

This is so amazing and beautifull 😊

[@shortsandedit4771]

This is really cool. I have Many butterflies in my garden 😁

[@jetchan9762]

I watched this when I was 6 now I’m seeing it again 😅

[@MedicJigglypuff]

What ever that thing is, IT MUST'VE EATEN WORMY!!!

[@aaliyahwashington4756]

lol spongebob XD

[@youngatwista]

who hates caterpillars going through metamorphosis ? seriously, how does this piss you off??

[@shivadityapani1369]

Peristalsis Movement during moulting is incredible

[@moonlight4016]

That is actually beautiful.

[@flargarbason1740]

Most things are if you look at it right ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@fenrirtheashenwolf7627]

Puberty hits them hard xD

[@marisa7482]

How does this video have over 1k dislikes? Do people not realize the beautiful stages the Monarch goes through? I raise them and they never cease to amaze me. The only slight problem I see is it looks like at least 1 has OE. Unless you are raising them inside and bleaching eggs and food, it’s hard to avoid.

[@KaylaHisaan]

Me at 2 am : *binge watch metamorphosis*

[@carlrodger1465]

Literally me right now

[@SamuelAngeloo]

This is the most inspiring video i've ever watched!