The stage in a butterfly's life cycle when it is enclosed in a protective casing and undergoing transformation.

The first stage of a butterfly's life cycle, where the female butterfly lays her eggs.

The active feeding stage of a butterfly's life cycle, often characterized by having a long body and many legs.

The final stage of a butterfly's life cycle, where the butterfly emerges from the pupa and is fully developed with wings.

The process by which a caterpillar transforms into a butterfly, involving several significant physical changes.

The stage in a butterfly's life cycle that occurs between the caterpillar and the adult butterfly, often inside a protective casing.

The type of plant that a female butterfly typically chooses to lay her eggs on, which provides food for the caterpillars once they hatch.

The term used for the phase in a butterfly's life cycle where it is still developing inside the chrysalis and not visible from the outside.

The process by which adult butterflies seek out flowers to collect nectar, which helps in the pollination of plants.

The colorful, flying insect that emerges from a chrysalis and has a unique pattern on its wings.