Monarch caterpillar going to chrysalis
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That's got to be one of the stranger sights in nature. I used to raise the critters down in Florida, although never in captivity; I had around 20 milkweed plants scattered around the yard as well as a few other hostplants for other species I was targeting, but I've still never seen this process in person. I've watched them hatch and air their wings, but never got to see them go into the chrysalis.
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2:30 tilt a whirl
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sooo weird we watched that in science class once cuz we had monarch
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1:57 ughh my pants wont FIT!!
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that looked extremly painful.
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thats really cool :P
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They go insearch of a place to spin their chrysalis and we don't get to see them after they eat. And we're left with devistated milkweed plants haha. And no emerging butterflies to show for the effort. anyone who can suggest some good ideas for a place to put them when they are done eating and appear ready to transform please let me know. I'm always heartbroken when we put the effort into rasing the cats and then they sneak off over night and spin their chrysalis somewhere else.
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I am just now getting into growing the milkweed needed to bring the butterflies to lay their eggs. I have plenty of plants. But I need a place for them to spin their chrysalis safely. And they rarely spin it on the plants they feed on. Any suggestions??? Please help me out guys. I have built a small army of milkweed plants and put them in a sunny area of our yard that is rarely traveled through by anyone. But there is no place for them to spin their chrysalis so after they eat they disappear
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This Video would still be good with some Heavy Metal music blasting
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His buddy in front is like, "ok ok man, you got the thing off, quit writhing around already, I'm trying to concentrate!"LOL
As kids we kept monarchs and never saw what happened and could never figure out what the black bit was at the bottom of the cage until I finally saw it happen two summers ago. Very cool!
how did u get so many
hal0wars9 1 year ago
@hal0wars9
I raise them - hundreds in fact.
Plant the right plants in backyard.
Can see pictures here - cawthra-bush org - Monarch_Butterfly_Rescue_2007
watcher0I0 1 year ago
in 2:11 or maybe 2:21 its doing the sexbomb!
hiervince 3 years ago
Sorry not get around to reply sooner.
On the web-site below, I am an Earth Angel now and trying to get people to raise Monarch butterflies and plant butterfly gardens.
Many more pictures and explanations on my web-site.
cawthra-bush org - Flowers_with_Wings_are_Butterflies
watcher0I0 3 years ago