Caterpillars hang upside down from a twig or branch and spin a cocoon around their bodies. Their bodies transform while in the cocoon, and when they they are totally different insects with wings.

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Litzy Bradshaw

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11 January, 04:41

Caterpillars hang upside down from a twig or branch and spin a cocoon around their bodies. Their bodies transform while in the cocoon, and when they they are totally different insects with wings.

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Henson · Answer 1

After this transformation, they become butterflies.

Explanation:

This is a natural process of how butterflies develop from caterpillars. It is also usually used a form of figurative speech, where the development from a caterpillar into a butterfly can be used as a comparison to personal growth or broadening one's mind.