Discover the powerful analogy of metamorphosis and how struggles are essential for growth and transformation in becoming more ...

Narrator: What would you do for the power to fly? How about shedding your skin ... might not know about what's inside a caterpillar's "cocoon." Contrary to popular belief, this is not a cocoon.

The transition from caterpillar to butterfly is a process that consists of four stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Observe one caterpillar as it developments into a gorgeous winged insect.

A Madagascan moon moth in the Museum's butterfly house, beneath the cocoon it has recently emerged from Because the moths are a night-flying insect, questions have been raised as to why they are such ...

“Then of course, if you look carefully, you’ll find their cocoons ... They’re flying through the air, and they are really delicate. If you were to be able to magnify a butterfly’s wings ...

The Greeks saw the two as intrinsically linked – the emergence of the butterfly from the cocoon was the soul ascending from the body. Sir Winston Churchill was an avid collector of butterflies ...