Somebody told me something fascinating, which is the process of a butterfly, a caterpillar becoming a butterfly, is that they turn into like a soup.

That's it.

Is that true? Yes.

So caterpillars will shed their skin like a snake or a reptile.

It's known as an instar.

They'll go through five of these instars.

And once they reach their fifth, their largest size, they shed one last time and their skin hardens to create the chrysalis.

Species-wise.

Is that true?

Yes.

So caterpillars will shed their skin like a snake or a reptile.

It's known as an instar.

They'll go through five of these instars, and once they reach their fifth, their largest size, uh, they shed one last time, and their skin hardens to create the chrysalis.

Uh, inside the chrysalis, yeah, their DNA, uh, completely changes.

It turns into a soup, into, like, a goopy mixture.

Species-wise?