Silk Worms

[OfficialJerla]

Do they evolved to a Beedrill?

[TheWestsidegoon]

GRAB THE FUCKKEN POKEBALLS!

[Nekro715]

I SUDDENLY WANT A WURMPLE

[Paxtilhoko]

Do they still transform out of the cocoons? Assuming nobody eats them of course

[a7xfanboylolololol]

will it blend?

[kingoftheride]

metapods!

[manuellazaro29]

¿en que parte se dan?

[reploid2]

lol SO MUCH AWESOME

[Junhyunp]

wiggling and squirming! so docile and cute!

[TheGloriousNosebleed]

KAKUNA, USE HARDEN

[team10leader]

Are these the pupa exposed? They look adorable, all wiggling and squirming!

[fruitytuttiluigi]

Yeah, they are, they normally have silk enveloping them, but they are about to be fried to feed hungry chinese.

And yes, they eat these in china.

[team10leader]

They do that because if they allow the pupa to live, the moth will break the silk when if emerges, making it's purpose to live no more fruitless than to continue a new cycle for the next generation of silk worms.

[fruitytuttiluigi]

Well yes, I knew that, but they eat the pupa inside the silk afterwords in china. Talk about killing two birds with one stone eh?

[team10leader]

Oriental food sure is unique.

[fruitytuttiluigi]

Yes, yes it is =).

[team10leader]

And no matter what species of lepidopterran it is, metamorphasis is always fascinating.

[UDavidT]

@fruitytuttiluigi

You know...the majority of the Korea eats this too.

[fruitytuttiluigi]

@UDavidT

I posted this a year ago, surprised to see this vids still around o.O

The point I was trying to make is that they eat them. Happy?