How to lose weight 1. Eat tons 2. Make silk 3. Hang on to silk upside down 4. Burst skin open 5. Make cocoon 6. Burn away self and face with stomach acid 7. Come out cocoon Now you're beautiful
Fun fact: studies have been done that indicate butterflies actually _remember_ being caterpillars. Long story short, scientists exposed caterpillars to a shock every time they smelled a certain chemical, and then after they emerged as butterflies they reacted negatively to the same scent, expecting to be shocked.
I’ve heard of this before too! It’s kind of like, if you emotionally attached to something as a child, you can see it as an adult and it will bring up many memories!
I guess not for BEING A CATERPILLAR but from the experience they've been exposed to. It is also connected to a study of a child experience that brings out "Phobia", some are horrible experiences from their childhood that lead them afraid of a minor thing even they are grown up.
I was left speechless, i had no idea caterpillars shed their skin when they go through metamorphosis. I thought they built the chrysalis around their body. That's so cool. I wish I was taught that in school.
Depends whether it is a moth or butterfly caterpillar. All butterfly (and some moth) caterpillars molt into a chrysalis form as in the vid while most moth caterpillars spin a cocoon with their silk.
Some species do that, but the others basically has their skin hardens, and some sorta chemical digests them in a way and that mush builds the butterfly. Summary, skin hardens, caterpillar turns to mush, and that mush builds a butterfly.
At my school, we were taught that caterpillars have 3 forms, Caterpie, Metapod, and Butterfree. The Caterpie turns into a Metapod by leveling up. The Metapod turns into Butterfree by waiting a few battles. The Butterfree is now a level 17 adult. If it is female, we put it in a daycare and use a Ditto to breed it. If it's a male, we leave it inside the box until one of us dies.
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Caterpillars will always hold a special place in my heart. When I was little I would go look for monarch caterpillars on milkweed and put them in jars so I could take care of them. I love watching them grow and change from caterpillars to butterflies.
@@KCrispyINDO At first yes, I would raise them in jars with holes or mesh added to the lids. I would also add some sticks for them to crawl on along with milkweed to eat. Later I got one of those bug encousure things which made things easier
LagiNaLangAko23 Is it any gross and grisly than snake shedding its skin? I mean it also has a face, and the detail... I watched those skin changing snake documentaries just fine when I was 5.
Hmm, I do think they should have show the caterpillar husk. So that overly curious children (like I was) wouldn't pester their parents about that. My parents pulled answer out of their butts that caterpillar's skin and body get reassorbed for the butterfly. That's actually creepier than saying the outer skin just fell off.
+LagiNaLangAko23 I think there's a gif on Facebook that shows a closeup of a shedding snake's face. It's the weirdest thing ever, it looks as if the snake is spitting itself out of itself, so bizarre.
I raised black swallowtails one year. They became dinner for one of my ferrets who knocked their home off the dresser. There was one lone survivor out of five...
I have a friend who is learning about animals or something, I can't remember what exactly, but she have had shown on snapchat little clips of all the little insects and marine animals she encounter in class. She made me become fascinated with caterpillars. When I saw those little legs I shrieked from cuteness
I have him his name is Henry I feed him 30 Leaves in the morning but when I came home at the evening it's all a poop. U go Henry now he's still flying around my garden. I'm so proud. Fly my son fly!!!!
This is actually the first video on caterpillers I've seen that mentioned that they shed their skin to make their Chysalis. Did not know that. Other videos and shows always seemed to imply that they used their silk for the chysalis. I wonder why? Anyway, great video as always, I love your content! :]
They use the silk for the cocoons, which are the casing outside the chrysalis/pupa. If it's a silk worm, it spins a cocoon the pupa goes inside. Pretty much cocoons are different from chrysalids, and only some caterpillars (silk worms mainly) make them.
@@paigeswan7768 what did he do to you? Geez, that's why people are getting annoyed by grammar/spelling hippies. Acting all superior even though the other person didn't do anything, then starting an argument. Don't push it kid.
Hey, it's Christopher, and many thanks for making these! From salamanders to mantises to roly polies - you make the world beneath our feet visible to us and understandable...and in less than 10 minutes! Bravo!
Them and the earthworms are the 2 "worm-like" creatures that I absolutely dont mind holding and let them crawl on my arm, otherwise if its any other worm I would freakout, feel like vomiting, and get mental visions of parasites.
am I the only one that finds the music in these videos amazing? I just keep going back 10 seconds because I want to listen to it but then I don't know what the narrator is saying. Amazing channel!!!
Thank you, Juan. The music for Deep Look is composed for each video by Seth Samuel. Hi music is an integral part of what makes Deep look special. We are very lucky!
Working at an invertebrate zoo as one of their educators, this video was wonderful as it was much more accurate than most other depictions, and still cringeworthy with misconceptions. The outside of the butterfly’s body during the pupal stage is not “protecting the pupa inside,” the entire thing is the pupa. For a butterfly, their pupa stage just has a fancy name: the chrysalis. Originating from Greek meaning golden house. And the term pupa or chrysalis can be used interchangeably for butterflies. Not that one is inside the other. Just how a butterfly’s larva is called a caterpillar or a larva. The outside of a butterfly as a pupa/chrysalis is similar to the larval stage or adult (imago) in that it’s the animal’s exoskeleton.
the same caterpillar that ate 1 apple 2 pears 3 plums 4 strawberries 5 oranges 1 piece of chocolate cake 1 ice-cream cone 1 pickle 1 slice of Swiss cheese 1 slice of salami 1 lollipop 1 piece of cherry pie 1 piece of sausage 1 cupcake 1 slice of watermelon and 1 green leaf
Hi Lauren.. I have a correction here.. The shedding of caterpillar skin to chrysalis actually just take place within 24 hours after they do the J-hook. Other than that this video is realllllly amazing!!! I currently have some monarchs in puppa stage right now.. I love them!!!
I'm rearing eight eastern black swallowtails (Papilio polyxenes) that just entered chrysalis! The six that attached to twigs are a brownish hue while the two that managed to climb up the glass walls of the vivarium are bright green. I have no idea if that's just a coincidence or some kind of strategy I wasn't aware of? Anyway, it's a beautiful and fascinating process. It also makes you feel kinda like you're doing something good; I'm not sure the eight I plucked from the dill in our herb garden would have reached adulthood without intervention. P. polyxenes is common, but those who rear monarchs do the world a favor: the population has dramatically declined in the past few decades and extinction is a real threat. Stock up on milkweed if you can...
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I think the majority of your disgust comes from pop culture. Hollywood loves to ascribe feelings of disgust and fear to insects and aliens, after all. Since my favorite channels growing up were Nat Geo, Animal Planet, and Discovery, I never developed that sense of disgust. In fact, I'm studying to become an entomologist.
Butterflies are such beautiful creatures. It’s really amazing when you get to watch the process yourself. I did just that in third grade and it was so interesting to see.
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"We humans are the weird ones, after all, our faces don't fall off when we grow up," aahhhh i'm loving this channel more and more! Amazing content plus witty remarks??
Wow, I never knew about the part where they shed their skin and turn into a giant green blob, before making a chrysalis. I just assumed the chrysalis formed around the caterpillar and then it just melted into goo inside. Disgusting, but awesome!
No. They grow the chrysalis under their skin, disconnecting the nerves from the skin and then reconnecting them to the chrysalis. It's a fascinating process.
I just love the musical ideas in this particular video! I also love the video as a whole! :) I wonder if the "🎼🎶🎵" is inspired of a wind ensemble piece entitled "Blue Shades" by Frank Ticheli...? 🤔 ....💭
I’m reading “The very hungry caterpillar” to my four year old son. So you could imagine his surprised look when he got to see how caterpillars change with his own eyes. Great video. Thank you.
It would be so cool if somehow scientists found a way to capture footage of what the caterpillar looks like when it's going through its amount of metamorphosis
Amazing! Now I know why Bear Grylls is always talking about a caterpillars protein content, when he's looking for breakfast! 😝
Thanks! See our previous video on palm weevils if entomophagy interests you.
Deep Look What're you talking about? I've seen all your videos... They never slide past me. ❤
but not all caterpillars are edible, do they? since some have toxic.
Yes ,specially the bright colored ones.
Mak Shethiya he's a cheat cuz when he is off camera he goes to the closest 5 star. Hotel and gets buffets there
Sigh...if only I could eat more than my body weight and come out beautiful and majestic.
This comment doesn't help my depression.
LagiNaLangAko23 oo nga.
Monicute Translation: yeah...
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Nanna Leifa THESE HETALIA PROFILE PICTURES DOE.
Those caterpillars make leaves look tasty...
TorTorTalks that sounds like something a caterpillar would say
TorTorTalks they do look tasty
ExoticEmily 1482
I know
TorTorTalks lol
We use leaves for seasoning and in tea.
Some leaves have aromatics to go well with other foods.
Lettuce is a major component for most salads.
it still amazes me how they change form inside the cocoon.
Professor Farnsworth nature is capable of many things.
Both incredible and horrific.
It's amazing what a being with omnipotence can create, huh?
@@combativeThinker You seriously dont need Omnipotence for that. That is Childs Play.
Turst meh u dont wanna know how they do it ;-;
Chrysalis... not a cocoon.
How to lose weight
1. Eat tons
2. Make silk
3. Hang on to silk upside down
4. Burst skin open
5. Make cocoon
6. Burn away self and face with stomach acid
7. Come out cocoon
Now you're beautiful
Dill Pickle dietsts hate him, find out why
And you also have wings.
Did somebody call me?
Nah i don't need that. Im so skinny that im green and brown. (But i stink.)
You forgot _not_ eating
Fun fact: studies have been done that indicate butterflies actually _remember_ being caterpillars. Long story short, scientists exposed caterpillars to a shock every time they smelled a certain chemical, and then after they emerged as butterflies they reacted negatively to the same scent, expecting to be shocked.
That could just be them remembering the negative experience/pain, not necessarily remembering being caterpillars
I’ve heard of this before too! It’s kind of like, if you emotionally attached to something as a child, you can see it as an adult and it will bring up many memories!
Oh yeah? Got any sources?
Luis Castellon umm I don’t know where but I think if you just search butterfly shock experiment, you might find it?
I guess not for BEING A CATERPILLAR but from the experience they've been exposed to.
It is also connected to a study of a child experience that brings out "Phobia", some are horrible experiences from their childhood that lead them afraid of a minor thing even they are grown up.
Kid's face falls off
Mom: "Oh, it's just puberty." *giggle*
😂😂😂
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Isn't that what acne feels like?
@@TheIceCreamWizard ???
William Gabriel Gamboa that weirdo's name
I was left speechless, i had no idea caterpillars shed their skin when they go through metamorphosis. I thought they built the chrysalis around their body. That's so cool. I wish I was taught that in school.
Depends whether it is a moth or butterfly caterpillar. All butterfly (and some moth) caterpillars molt into a chrysalis form as in the vid while most moth caterpillars spin a cocoon with their silk.
Jacob Terrell Man your profile pic made me think that there was a hair on my screen
Some species do that, but the others basically has their skin hardens, and some sorta chemical digests them in a way and that mush builds the butterfly. Summary, skin hardens, caterpillar turns to mush, and that mush builds a butterfly.
too much pokemon
At my school, we were taught that caterpillars have 3 forms, Caterpie, Metapod, and Butterfree.
The Caterpie turns into a Metapod by leveling up. The Metapod turns into Butterfree by waiting a few battles. The Butterfree is now a level 17 adult.
If it is female, we put it in a daycare and use a Ditto to breed it. If it's a male, we leave it inside the box until one of us dies.
A caterpillar eating up close is so satisfying to me.
If caterpillars can achieve this kind of glow-up, then there's hope for all of us.
there's no hope for me.
**and by eating so much
ミWANNABEミ “WhYmYgLoWuPkEePpAsInGmE?
Well its in their genes to be beautiful, it in our genes depending on our parents....and grandparents.....and great grand parents
The Screaming Banana
Same tho ;-;
I love how caterpillars are just chillin and eating
Arion perfect spirit animals
Just wait for wasp to zombify them😂
Yeah I wish I could eat all the time and never get full and not get a tummy ache ;-; how do caterpillers do it?
@@Ren_Zume rn: 😆😁😄😃😀☺️😊🙂🤨😐😳😨😰😥😓
Weeks 2:09
2:19 Caterpie use string shot
3:00 Caterpie evolved to Metapod
3:14 Metapod use harden
3:34 Metapod evolved to Butterfree
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Good job
Butterfree used Giga Drain
1:50 caterpie eating a leaf, I had to because this is the best part
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2:42 a physical representation of me doing a sit up
Me too
Relatable hahahahah
I'd die before i hit 2.
Same xD
Abbie, I think I know you...
Caterpillars will always hold a special place in my heart. When I was little I would go look for monarch caterpillars on milkweed and put them in jars so I could take care of them. I love watching them grow and change from caterpillars to butterflies.
so like, they can evolve into butterflies inside a jar?
@@KCrispyINDO they probably had a bigger area where they would put milkweed leaves for them to eat, or just put milkweed in the jar
I did that with vine hawkmoths. I have to cut some leaves of the caladium plants or ask some neighbors for leaves.
@@KCrispyINDO At first yes, I would raise them in jars with holes or mesh added to the lids. I would also add some sticks for them to crawl on along with milkweed to eat. Later I got one of those bug encousure things which made things easier
Imagine you were just born and you start eating the hospital bed and you’re like: “Hey that’s pretty good.”
The caterpillar be like: this isn’t even my final form
Ok, real talk... butterflies are _terrifying_.
*spongebob flashbacks*
Nicole Kidman, is that you?
Redgrave192 indeed
Redgrave192 I can relate to that!
I knew I wasn't the only one scared of them. Especially if they fly in my path 😂
Am I the only one who thinks caterpillars are actually cute?
You most certainly are not!
I always try to raise eggs I find in the wild and I can tell you that caterpillars are objectively cute.
I hand rear wild Monarchs to aid in the survival of the species and I love the caterpillars.
Awarne Gaming Yep Kinda cute.
Awarne Gaming I think they are one of the cutest insects on the planet.
I also love how you include the discarded empty husk of the caterpillar. Usual documentaries always skips them, I wonder why?
LagiNaLangAko23 Is it any gross and grisly than snake shedding its skin? I mean it also has a face, and the detail... I watched those skin changing snake documentaries just fine when I was 5.
Hmm, I do think they should have show the caterpillar husk. So that overly curious children (like I was) wouldn't pester their parents about that.
My parents pulled answer out of their butts that caterpillar's skin and body get reassorbed for the butterfly. That's actually creepier than saying the outer skin just fell off.
Until literally a minute ago, i thought they just built their cocoons, shows how much my school did not teach me
Nanna Leifa +
+LagiNaLangAko23
I think there's a gif on Facebook that shows a closeup of a shedding snake's face. It's the weirdest thing ever, it looks as if the snake is spitting itself out of itself, so bizarre.
1:02 it sorta looks like the caterpillar is patting the egg as to say “you can do it!!”
It is so cute
IKR
Gotta care for the siblings.
No
The caterpillar is like:c'mon you can do it!
he protecc(tive)
he don't attacc
but most importantly
he really need a snacc
whatever, humor script kiddy.
What is up with these memes? I don't get it.
@@kaizerallen3785 what's up about the memes is... Creeper? aw man.
joshingyou299 lots of snaccs
Flying Phoenix Cat that meme is because people hate creepers in Minecraft
"We are the weird ones".. I stopped for a second and I was mind blown because it was true!
Rico well, other animals didnt invent nuclear weapons so, i guess its true
Jessen's Channel I was refering to us, all mammals
"...afterall our face doesn't fall off when we grow up". i'm dying!!! XD
Wait? That's not normal?
+Lemons Rage
It is if you count the skin on your face, that falls off plenty of times, just not all at once.
Caterpillars eat leaves
Moechammad Albarr does this mean two face is half butterfly?
Our faces droop with time, others get surgery.
Kinda wish we could do like caterpillars and transform.
THEM CORE MUSCLES THOUGH
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*butterfly gets out of crysalis*
IM NOW A BUTTERFLY
NOW ITS TIME TO FLY!!!
WEEE-
*Gets eaten by a bird*
RIP butterfly
2019-2019
I raised black swallowtails one year. They became dinner for one of my ferrets who knocked their home off the dresser. There was one lone survivor out of five...
@@Zombiebutterflies1 Wow. Sad :(
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Ohhh NOES butterfly in birds stomach: GAH F*CK
Rest in peace butterfly 🦋
Monarch are always on our leaves in my front and back garden
*Yay*
Creeper? aw man.
Okay I think we can all agree that caterpillars are the cutest, like look at 1:37, they literally look like they have built-in shoes for feet
I have a friend who is learning about animals or something, I can't remember what exactly, but she have had shown on snapchat little clips of all the little insects and marine animals she encounter in class. She made me become fascinated with caterpillars.
When I saw those little legs I shrieked from cuteness
Irna Mosa +
Nope! Painted lady caterpillars are horrifying
The woolly bear is a moth larva... and it's cute.
They have sticky gummy toes
And till date I used to think that Caterpillars make a cocoon around them from silk like kind of thing that spiders do with webs
Some do that though.. for example silk worms😅
It seems that it's mostly moths rather than butterflies that make silk cocoons. Silk worms are a type of moth.
Chaitanya Singh I thought there was eyelash on my screen. You be conned me with that profile pic
Even though moth caterpillars make cocoons, they still shed their skins and form a chrysalis inside.
Im a sinple man.......... i see "Deep Look" in notifications....... i will stop eveything i'm doing just to see the video
Inaki Merced bill cipher?
even pornhub ?
SINple man. AHAHAHAHAAA
the otaku dragon i mean.. i wouldnt
Sinful man
"Shedding all traces of its youth...
...including its face"
*cue horror music*
😐 well then
2:01 Me and my shawarma roll
Geon Seohrin mood tbh
Blink!
Yep thats me
I see you like my country's food huh?
I love shawerma!
David Lawand
We eat that here to , so not your country food 🌚
Your videos are very interesting, and are not tedious to watch at get to the point. Your voice is amazing!
Many thanks!
The Artian why does your comment seem SO sarcastic
no really why?
thank you that's better
^
Trust me I'm not, I genuinely love this channel
maybe cause of the "not boring to watch", that was unnecessary xD
Always amaze me how you guys can get macro shots this close without scaring away the critters. A real feast to the eyes!
LagiNaLangAko23 Yeah but Butterflies? They fly like butter.
YoungTheFish
I'd imagine they have a zoom lens.
Paid actors and actresses
To be fair monarch caterpillars are pretty brave, or maybe they're just too busy eating!
wait its pronounced antenee? I've always said antenay
Leon Leee I've always said "an-ten-nuh"
Well guess im in the gray area cus I say it as an-tae-nah
The Warden I think they're referring to it being plural. You know like goose, geese. Antenna, Antennae
actually the plural of antenna is antennae because it is a latin word.
ive always pronounced it a-tun-noh
Caterpillars and Worms are my favorite bugs. You go go little wiggly creatures! :D
I have him his name is Henry I feed him 30 Leaves in the morning but when I came home at the evening it's all a poop.
U go Henry now he's still flying around my garden.
I'm so proud. Fly my son fly!!!!
This is actually the first video on caterpillers I've seen that mentioned that they shed their skin to make their Chysalis. Did not know that. Other videos and shows always seemed to imply that they used their silk for the chysalis. I wonder why? Anyway, great video as always, I love your content! :]
They use the silk for the cocoons, which are the casing outside the chrysalis/pupa. If it's a silk worm, it spins a cocoon the pupa goes inside. Pretty much cocoons are different from chrysalids, and only some caterpillars (silk worms mainly) make them.
If you think,if it Does make it. Shouldn't it begin with the tail? Yet the chrysalis appears on its head.
Chysalis? Please explain to me what that is. If you meant to spell *chrysalis* then you can always edit it and make me look like the fool and not you.
@@paigeswan7768 what did he do to you? Geez, that's why people are getting annoyed by grammar/spelling hippies. Acting all superior even though the other person didn't do anything, then starting an argument. Don't push it kid.
thank you for the great content you continue to provide ❤️
Gracias!
Deep Look donde esta la biblioteca
“Mammals like us are weird ones.”
Couldn’t be further from the truth.
Hey, it's Christopher, and many thanks for making these! From salamanders to mantises to roly polies - you make the world beneath our feet visible to us and understandable...and in less than 10 minutes! Bravo!
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I wish people would appreciate this type of video
You can't really tell the limit of work for this 5 minutes video
Just wawo amazing
Great video as always! I wonder how you film those extreme closeups with absolutely no shake.
I love the fact that the caterpillar eats the entire leaf, leaving no waste. I'm ok sharing my garden with conscientious critters like that!
2:01 I love this part! ♥
Monarch caterpillars are just the cutest sweethearts, I've found a few before and they just crawl right up on your hand and hang out! Love em
Them and the earthworms are the 2 "worm-like" creatures that I absolutely dont mind holding and let them crawl on my arm, otherwise if its any other worm I would freakout, feel like vomiting, and get mental visions of parasites.
am I the only one that finds the music in these videos amazing? I just keep going back 10 seconds because I want to listen to it but then I don't know what the narrator is saying. Amazing channel!!!
Thank you, Juan. The music for Deep Look is composed for each video by Seth Samuel. Hi music is an integral part of what makes Deep look special. We are very lucky!
That's a very intricate sight into the butterfly's cycle. Thanks Deep Look!
Working at an invertebrate zoo as one of their educators, this video was wonderful as it was much more accurate than most other depictions, and still cringeworthy with misconceptions.
The outside of the butterfly’s body during the pupal stage is not “protecting the pupa inside,” the entire thing is the pupa.
For a butterfly, their pupa stage just has a fancy name: the chrysalis. Originating from Greek meaning golden house. And the term pupa or chrysalis can be used interchangeably for butterflies. Not that one is inside the other. Just how a butterfly’s larva is called a caterpillar or a larva.
The outside of a butterfly as a pupa/chrysalis is similar to the larval stage or adult (imago) in that it’s the animal’s exoskeleton.
From Caterpillar to butterflies is a magical and beautiful. ❤️
Butterflies and other flies alike stab their spouses/strangers/girlfriends with their Donkey Kongs to make babies.
I love how talented the narrator is.. she makes it so interesting. Even the video obviously. Good job lawrence and the other team
yes yes i am caterpillar yes yes yes nom nom nom
I want more videos of butterflies, it's so satisfying to watch them hatch ahahah
I love it !
Please keep it going :)
1:20 *WHAT!? IS THAT THE CATERPILLAR I SAW ON THE TREE AT MY SCHOOL YEARS BACK!?* Nice!
the same caterpillar that ate
1 apple
2 pears
3 plums
4 strawberries
5 oranges
1 piece of chocolate cake
1 ice-cream cone
1 pickle
1 slice of Swiss cheese
1 slice of salami
1 lollipop
1 piece of cherry pie
1 piece of sausage
1 cupcake
1 slice of watermelon
and 1 green leaf
Hi Lauren.. I have a correction here.. The shedding of caterpillar skin to chrysalis actually just take place within 24 hours after they do the J-hook. Other than that this video is realllllly amazing!!! I currently have some monarchs in puppa stage right now.. I love them!!!
2:02
Now thats just so satisfying
Eggo= baby
Caterpillar = teen with pimples
Butterfly = Frickin butiful aduly
I love the way Lauren narrates the life of a caterpillar ❤
Milkweed is the food baby caterpillars eat, then goes shedding until it reaches its pupae
"slowly tearing away its youth"
me going to college
We just witnessed the evolution of a Caterpie into Metapod. Metapod only uses hardened. :(
Aoru and tackle
pokemon
This is the weirdest speed run I’ve seen
Caterpillars and butterflies are some of the most precious and beautiful things ever
I love how the caterpillars start thinking for their children when they are born
I'm rearing eight eastern black swallowtails (Papilio polyxenes) that just entered chrysalis! The six that attached to twigs are a brownish hue while the two that managed to climb up the glass walls of the vivarium are bright green. I have no idea if that's just a coincidence or some kind of strategy I wasn't aware of? Anyway, it's a beautiful and fascinating process. It also makes you feel kinda like you're doing something good; I'm not sure the eight I plucked from the dill in our herb garden would have reached adulthood without intervention. P. polyxenes is common, but those who rear monarchs do the world a favor: the population has dramatically declined in the past few decades and extinction is a real threat. Stock up on milkweed if you can...
The way she said antennae disturbs me.
annTENNI
noun, plural an·ten·nas for 1, an·ten·nae [an-ten-ee] /ænˈtɛn i/ for 2.
a conductor by which electromagnetic waves are sent out or received, consisting commonly of a wire or set of wires; aerial.
Zoology. one of the jointed, movable, sensory appendages occurring in pairs on the heads of insects and most other
-arthopods.
How do you make something disgusting look so normal and not disgusting!? :0 HOW!!? you guys a wizard 👏🏼
Thanks, Juliana!
I think the majority of your disgust comes from pop culture. Hollywood loves to ascribe feelings of disgust and fear to insects and aliens, after all. Since my favorite channels growing up were Nat Geo, Animal Planet, and Discovery, I never developed that sense of disgust. In fact, I'm studying to become an entomologist.
Lol
Fantastic Video with very nice explanations. Thanks a lot.
Butterflies are such beautiful creatures. It’s really amazing when you get to watch the process yourself. I did just that in third grade and it was so interesting to see.
Caterpillar feet are so cute for some reason....
am i the only one who finds caterpillar cute?
Yes
No
I got the chills when I see them , but my husband founds them cute also .
I find caterpillars as cute as bees.
Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.Creeper? aw man.
I’m scared of butterflies I think I’ll stick with caterpillars
I'm a cat, I eat both.
Only just discovered this channel. ..loving it
"our face doesn't fall off when we grow up..."
believe me it does!
When I grew up, my child body turned hard and then my adult body ripped straight out from the belly out. Here I am now as an adult.
2:55 when the alien in your class takes its shirt off while trying to take off its sweater
0:48 The second one make it look very satafy( sorry if I spelled it wrong).
u cant even sepll
I press on you videos instantly
Awesome - thank you!
"We humans are the weird ones, after all, our faces don't fall off when we grow up," aahhhh i'm loving this channel more and more! Amazing content plus witty remarks??
Amazing footage you guys have filmed😜 Thank you!
*WHY ARE YOU SO DANG HUNGRY BOI*
*BECAUSE CREEPER? AW MAN.*
I do not welcome gachatards here like you
@@flyingphoenixcat3742 dead meme
"Our face doesn't fall off when we grow up"
But that child support does
Wow, I never knew about the part where they shed their skin and turn into a giant green blob, before making a chrysalis. I just assumed the chrysalis formed around the caterpillar and then it just melted into goo inside. Disgusting, but awesome!
The zoom in and the story telling is really astounding!
I use to have monarch butterflies but they fly way to a new season of their life it was said to watch them leave and grow:(
I watched your video before my notification shows up.
Dang, man! 😁
Awesome!
legit
Thanks!
does it hurt like giving birth?
No. They grow the chrysalis under their skin, disconnecting the nerves from the skin and then reconnecting them to the chrysalis. It's a fascinating process.
Lauren, your narration is so enjoyable. And the video was good altogether ^^
Amazing! Thanks for the info.
Why is this making me hungry though?
Because they are very hungry....problem solved
why humans are not like that? new body when you reach 21
I just love the musical ideas in this particular video! I also love the video as a whole! :)
I wonder if the "🎼🎶🎵" is inspired of a wind ensemble piece entitled "Blue Shades" by Frank Ticheli...?
🤔 ....💭
A year later - thank you!
I'm the composer. I'm not familiar with that piece, but I'll be sure to check it out.
I’m reading “The very hungry caterpillar” to my four year old son. So you could imagine his surprised look when he got to see how caterpillars change with his own eyes.
Great video. Thank you.
Well how lucky am I when my skin and face didn't fall off during puberty XD
Mine did. Tiny pieces everyday, even my hair.
*its a phase mom*
It would be so cool if somehow scientists found a way to capture footage of what the caterpillar looks like when it's going through its amount of metamorphosis
I'm watching this vid for the hundredth time just because I like the soundtrack in the background😀👍
This is the first Deeplook video i ever watch.