Its so nice that caterpillars just get to eat and eat and eat without worrying about becoming fat and at the end they turn into a gorgeous butterfly no mater how much they eat!!!
It'll always amaze me seeing how caterpillars turn into butterflies, not only monarch ones. They literally become an entire different animal, nature is awesome.
In insects with simple metamorphosis the young look much like the adults, lacking only wings usually. Think of a tiny praying mantis. It looks like a praying mantis already. With beetles and butterflies they look totally different.
This is the difference between animals and humans the animal when it hatches knows what to do how to eat and how to survive whereas babies would be clueless
Pokemon "evolution" it's just a glorified metamorphosis. True evolution takes millenia or even millions of years, and it has the purpose for a creature to adapt and survive, not just becoming bigger or stronger than before.
No offense intended, but that is that is one of the saddest things I've ever read. Cannot imagine a childhood without butterflies on fingers or placed on ones head ( or nose, ha!) Where did you grow up?
How the caterpillar know that he need to change its form without any guidance of parents? It's absolutely mind blowing that he knows the whole process perfectly. Big brain insect.
Idk how much of it is something they are actually aware of vs something they just sort of do because genetics makes them do it. They may barely be thinking at all.
Rakshith Bhat in California yep, idk if that is true but when I said to Siri " Siri, it's corona time!" Siri just gave me the time of Corona,California.
My son loves this video and we've watched it several times already. He watches this while reading his book making the pictures come alive. Thank you for making this video
The day i watched this video, i witnessed two pupa in my garden and i am taking daily pictures of them..... can't wait to see them turn into beautiful butterflies 🦋🦋
I have seen the chrysallis opening videos before, for various butterflies, but it just occurred to me that I have never watched one from the laying of an egg to opening of the chrysallis. This is the sweetest video too. I love how calm and gentle the videographer is. What a treat.
Thank you for this lovingly made video. I've let my yard naturalize and have a ton of milk weed and other native flowers. This is the first year I am able to appreciate the abundance of wildlife. The birds, bees, bears, rabbits and butterflies are so entertaining. It is so relaxing to sit in my window and appreciate nature. My cat loves it, too. (Safely behind a window screen!)
Back in Kindergarten, we had this kit that had us see the caterpillar transform into a chrysalis in this gigantic tank with sugar water sponges, sticks and leaves, and then transform into a monarch butterfly. It flew around the tank for the rest of the school year until it died. Fascinating experience truly.
I love Monarchs! When I lived in Cali, I saw them a little in the warm months. But I liven in the southern counties where it was more of an tropical climate. I actually took Took care of them straight from the caterpillar to the butterfly! They are my Favorite type!
I remember growing up in Pennsylvania and going to a local lake with tons of milkweed to find Monarch eggs and bring them home with enough milkweed to feed them and watching them grow almost every year. Our school system even did this in a few elementary grades. Such a fond memory that I forgot about.
I am really amazed to see the gorgeous creation of nature. The journey to be a butterfly is equally beautiful as the butterfly itself. Thank you so much for doing such hard work to share this with us.
I don't know why this showed up in my feed now, but I'm very glad it did. That was beautiful! And to the gentleman who was patient and kind enough to video this, it is very much appreciated! Thank you!
7:06 Butterfly be like : Thank you My Friend from Taking care of me ever since i was a baby Now im ready to meet the world to meet new plants and animals and insects! see u again! Take care eh?
I've kept Vapourer moths as "pets" before here in the UK, so I've seen a lot of this process - they, too, look cool as caterpillars, and the adults are quite interesting as the females just have tiny little wing stubs and sit on the cocoon emitting a pheromone to attract the males (hence, "vapourer" moth). This is a brilliant video. It didn't feel like it was 8 minutes long! Thank you for going to the effort of putting this together and sharing with us.
Last week I teach my brother 'life cycle of butterfly' it's good that YT recommend this video, I can show it to my brother, he will understand even more now :))
This just brings back memories of when I was in 2nd grade and in my science class we were all given paint lady butterflies and we watch grow from tiny eggs and when they became butterflies we released them outside🥺
Super. Thank you for patience, and sharing with so many of us this wonderful piece of our shared creation. We city dwellers would not see this, but for you!❤️🌟❤️
Whoa.!! How wonderfull, the nature is.. There is no one for the the newly hatched catterpillar to be taught what to do, what to eat, how to pupate, how to fly etc etc.. Nature cares for even a tiny egg which further transforms into a beautifull butterfly.. But, we never care. Anyway, great hardwork done by you.!!
I raise them every year. My granddaughter & nephews help me collect caterpillars from newly hatched, to the bigguns. I have 1 enclosure for baby caters, & 1 for larger caters. Anything that's smaller than the poop, is a baby! Right now, I have over 60! During feeding times, I can literally hear them eating! I name each butterfly, then release it. I keep flowers in my front yard to place them on. I often feed them orange slices in the enclosure to give them a boost.
Its so nice that caterpillars just get to eat and eat and eat without worrying about becoming fat and at the end they turn into a gorgeous butterfly no mater how much they eat!!!
I feel you😂
Just like a pop singer/model
But can only live for 2 to 6 weeks
I can honestly feel you😂🤭
Just like getting really fat then you hit puberty
Can we take a moment to appreciate the patience of this man to show us the incredible creation of nature.
Also he can see it growing so it’s fun
Or women
ho yeah ! Not only patience, but also good visual content : light, focus, frame... A very good moment for me.
Yes!
It's mignificent
Imagine saying this now, "I like corona"
Lol that didn’t age well
Oh there are plenty people who still like the Corona - Beer, and they actually sold even more when corona started
I like Corona
😭😭😭
It'll always amaze me seeing how caterpillars turn into butterflies, not only monarch ones. They literally become an entire different animal, nature is awesome.
Humans go through puberty too and become a totally different person once the cycle complete after a few years.
@@BBQJester Hunans don’t turn into eggs halfway through life or grow wings at age 60
In insects with simple metamorphosis the young look much like the adults, lacking only wings usually. Think of a tiny praying mantis. It looks like a praying mantis already. With beetles and butterflies they look totally different.
It's wonderful how she turned from just a tiny egg into a gorgeous butterfly
These and blue morphos seem the most beautiful!
Yeah
@@juniorsir9521 yes so much
Indeed it is
This is the difference between animals and humans the animal when it hatches knows what to do how to eat and how to survive whereas babies would be clueless
There's something relaxing about watching a cute caterpiller munch on the leaf.
Oh yeah! That was so satisfying to watch.
And people say pokemons doesn't exist, this is clearly evolving!
I- Evolution has always been real
Pokemon "evolution" it's just a glorified metamorphosis. True evolution takes millenia or even millions of years, and it has the purpose for a creature to adapt and survive, not just becoming bigger or stronger than before.
Lmao
@@ElToland Thats true, but I feel like the joke flew over your head.
@@jacquelinestennis1310 hey at least he taught us something
This is the first time I actually saw a butterfly on someone's fingers and not just in cartoons
It's beautiful
You've got to be kidding me. You need to go out in the nature more buddy
I always catched butterflies as a kid but these days they are a rare sight
No offense intended, but that is that is one of the saddest things I've ever read. Cannot imagine a childhood without butterflies on fingers or placed on ones head ( or nose, ha!) Where did you grow up?
I can't even get near them
"I like corona"
I fear what this man dont like
That's maybe a alcoholic beverage name remember it's not the virus corona that we know there also other things
Or it's maybe a place in calofornia or the creator likes to see corona of sun
@@CG_Ayan they named the virus after a beer.
@@CG_Ayan I think it was a joke
@@Coeurlarme it was made even before corona started
Now i realise that the pupa on my home's rooftop is actually of a monarch butterfly
Can't wait to see it emerge😍😍
Yay!
Cool
Its 2 months now, update?
It's 4months now. Any update?
Coool
Thank you so much! We just stopped at butterfly cove near Pismo Beach, CA! Saw thousands of migrating monarchs, it was beautiful,
6:24 i love how the butterfly moves in different poses to flex it’s wings process 🖐😂
How the caterpillar know that he need to change its form without any guidance of parents? It's absolutely mind blowing that he knows the whole process perfectly. Big brain insect.
It's coded in its genes (DNA)🤔🧐
The genetic coding is what signals something to the animalia. These animals know their natural processes because it is what they're supposed to do.
Idk how much of it is something they are actually aware of vs something they just sort of do because genetics makes them do it. They may barely be thinking at all.
Bruh they legit said it’s a female 😂😂😂
It’s a she 😂
2:58 "I like corona"
This definitely hasn't aged well 😂
Your videos are awesome! They're helping me to relax these days.
Corona is also a place dude😂
Rakshith Bhat in California yep, idk if that is true but when I said to Siri " Siri, it's corona time!" Siri just gave me the time of Corona,California.
@@caminey7455i love the butterfly because it's cute and nice
@@caminey7455 Yup, I used to live in Corona California...and drink Corona with lime.🥴🍺
@@annesanchez3506 you’d expect Mothra to be cute?
I love how gentle & caring this man seems to be, even to the littlest creatures :)
2:58
Back to when Corona is just a drink name ;-;
My son loves this video and we've watched it several times already. He watches this while reading his book making the pictures come alive. Thank you for making this video
This really shows how growing up can effect you so much. This is such a good way to teach kids about nature
The day i watched this video, i witnessed two pupa in my garden and i am taking daily pictures of them..... can't wait to see them turn into beautiful butterflies 🦋🦋
When I was younger I had a monarch "egg" I hatched it in a mesh enclosure and I let it go, I was so proud, and named him Luis.
Truly a miracle...and heartbreaking that they are so threatened.
this is a wonderful way to teach childrens about evolution of butterfly .
Technical name is not "evolution" but metamorphoses
When the pupa was wiggling it was kinda cute 🥰 4:56
I have seen the chrysallis opening videos before, for various butterflies, but it just occurred to me that I have never watched one from the laying of an egg to opening of the chrysallis. This is the sweetest video too. I love how calm and gentle the videographer is. What a treat.
Thank you so much! My son (2.5) and I really enjoyed watching together
Oooh my goodness.. such a beautiful butterfly💖🥰
Thank you for this lovingly made video. I've let my yard naturalize and have a ton of milk weed and other native flowers. This is the first year I am able to appreciate the abundance of wildlife. The birds, bees, bears, rabbits and butterflies are so entertaining. It is so relaxing to sit in my window and appreciate nature. My cat loves it, too. (Safely behind a window screen!)
4:28 That is so disturbing, it's as if a human started bloating up until their skin was bulging and then ripped their skin off.
Thank you for that image..
Really I like that sceNe
Wonderful SubhanAllah
Good work capture step by step👌
I cannot believe I laid there watching the growth and transformation of a butterfly and never once got bored! It was actually quite captivating.
How wonderfully God designed everything. How patiently this man recorded this beautiful video.
My toddlers and I thoroughly enjoyed watching this transformation.
You spend lot of time to made this video, Definitely you deserve of million likes. 👍👍👍
4:03 why it look fluffy and like a teddy bear 🧸
I just wanna hug her lol
You have a wonderful garden. Your lawn is rich with detail!
Back in Kindergarten, we had this kit that had us see the caterpillar transform into a chrysalis in this gigantic tank with sugar water sponges, sticks and leaves, and then transform into a monarch butterfly. It flew around the tank for the rest of the school year until it died. Fascinating experience truly.
What a sweet work you've done in documenting this.
I really loved the scene where the butterfly flapped the wings and sat his hand like it knew that he took care of it
I love Monarchs! When I lived in Cali, I saw them a little in the warm months. But I liven in the southern counties where it was more of an tropical climate. I actually took Took care of them straight from the caterpillar to the butterfly! They are my Favorite type!
I remember growing up in Pennsylvania and going to a local lake with tons of milkweed to find Monarch eggs and bring them home with enough milkweed to feed them and watching them grow almost every year. Our school system even did this in a few elementary grades. Such a fond memory that I forgot about.
Thanks for documenting and sharing. Great idea to bring a milkweed plant indoors. I am envious.
I am really amazed to see the gorgeous creation of nature. The journey to be a butterfly is equally beautiful as the butterfly itself. Thank you so much for doing such hard work to share this with us.
I work with Monarch education at Iowa State. Thanks for the video, even though it's my job, I still learned a ton!
I don't know why this showed up in my feed now, but I'm very glad it did. That was beautiful! And to the gentleman who was patient and kind enough to video this, it is very much appreciated! Thank you!
7:06 Butterfly be like : Thank you My Friend from Taking care of me ever since i was a baby Now im ready to meet the world to meet new plants and animals and insects! see u again! Take care eh?
Magnificent! Thank you!
Incredible transformation captured, thanks a ton..!!
This was so awesome to watch! Thanks for sharing!
Grateful to have a really good look at this remarkable process. Thank-you.
This was in 2019 but I still kinda feel weird when he said I like crona.
Lol
A fact that most people probably do not know corona means crown in Spanish
Thankyou for filming this seamless and gorgeous video of the metamorphosis of monarchs.
Gosh, the 5th instars are so beautiful!! Their tentacles, wow.
I've kept Vapourer moths as "pets" before here in the UK, so I've seen a lot of this process - they, too, look cool as caterpillars, and the adults are quite interesting as the females just have tiny little wing stubs and sit on the cocoon emitting a pheromone to attract the males (hence, "vapourer" moth).
This is a brilliant video. It didn't feel like it was 8 minutes long! Thank you for going to the effort of putting this together and sharing with us.
I can’t believe monarch butterfly eggs were that small!
That was so beautiful ❤thank you for sharing and I just have to thank God for such a beautiful creation.
thank you for the video, You just helped my grandson understand how nature works
What a beautiful nature, imagine how amazing it is from a larva into a butterfly
If you watch the video, you don't have to imagine.
Me, fearing the butterflies but also seeing this
Alright, my heart skipped a beat at the end
Wow this is an amazing upload of a life cycle of Monarch butterfly!!!I enjoyed watching it!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful video!!!🦋🦋🦋👐👐👐🦋🦋🦋
Amazingly beautiful photography along with excellent notations. Many thanks for this!
Thank you to the BEAUTIFUL soul for capturing this beautiful video. Almost had me in tears. 🥰🥰🦋🦋🦋
samee🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
Woah,it was so beautiful,and a special appreciation for the man who patiently waited and uploaded this video👍🏻👍🏻
It was amazing to know about a birth of a butterfly and it takes 7 weeks to be a adult one........that was really great
Thank you for sharing! What an informative clip. My daughter and I enjoyed watching and learning together.
This is so amazing!! The way you filmed it is appreciable... *hats off to you* 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I kinda teared up during its emergence 🥺💕
Last week I teach my brother 'life cycle of butterfly' it's good that YT recommend this video, I can show it to my brother, he will understand even more now :))
Excellent video thank you so much the children really enjoyed it!
Wow that was beautiful! Brought me to tears!
They are in my home gardens as well. Its love to watch their transformation from caterpiller to butterflies.
This just brings back memories of when I was in 2nd grade and in my science class we were all given paint lady butterflies and we watch grow from tiny eggs and when they became butterflies we released them outside🥺
What a beautiful memory. ❤🦋
the gourgous beautiful butterfly wings are so awesome❤️❤️
Omg, I've studied in my school days but this is the first time I'm seeing how the butterflies are formed 😍 hats off to the man for the video 🙌👏👏👏.
4:59
My heart started to beat fast
Bro Hats off for your work 🤩
Let's appreciate that he recorded all that
😢 They grow up so fast!
You're so lucky to find one! Absolutely amazing!
Watched full video without skipping....😇itss tooo ammazzing😍الله أكبر
Very cool. It’s clear you respect and admire them!
Beautiful, thanks for your dedication on this video.
I’m literally crying this was beautiful
Thanks for this video! My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed watching from beginning to end. 💜🦋
A splendid video, thank you very much for showing this hard work 👍
Tears came to my eyes observing this process! How wonderful it is! Thank you so much for sharing so great labor of filming it! You are great!
I remember during 2nd grade when we had a monarch butterfly
Monarch Butterflies are my favorite!! They're so beautiful!!!
Super. Thank you for patience, and sharing with so many of us this wonderful piece of our shared creation. We city dwellers would not see this, but for you!❤️🌟❤️
there were 2 eggs in my garden, little did I know they grew as 2 beautiful butterflies!!
Whoa.!! How wonderfull, the nature is..
There is no one for the the newly hatched catterpillar to be taught what to do, what to eat, how to pupate, how to fly etc etc..
Nature cares for even a tiny egg which further transforms into a beautifull butterfly..
But, we never care.
Anyway, great hardwork done by you.!!
Great video, very well done…..love the quiet and captions. Thank you.
Thats so awesome i hope one day I could find a caterpillar so i can watch it change
How amazing! Thanks for the patient recording of the whole process.
This is the sweet, wholesome, heartwarming stuff my poor heart needs. Thank you so much!
Many good memories finding these in Minnesota. They are everywhere
I raise them every year. My granddaughter & nephews help me collect caterpillars from newly hatched, to the bigguns. I have 1 enclosure for baby caters, & 1 for larger caters. Anything that's smaller than the poop, is a baby! Right now, I have over 60! During feeding times, I can literally hear them eating! I name each butterfly, then release it. I keep flowers in my front yard to place them on. I often feed them orange slices in the enclosure to give them a boost.
INCREDIBLE!! Amazing job capturing this! Thanks for sharing!
This was fantastic. I have my jars ready and gonna give out to parents to teach kids about this. It's so important! Thank u
My 4 yr old was absolutely amused by this! Thank you!
Aren’t they beautiful? Really, nature has given us some visionary delights....truly.