To become a butterfly, caterpillars go into their cocoon and dissolve into goo - there's nothing left of them except for their nervous system. Kyley and Eva reflect on their own moments of becoming goo and the bigness and boldness swirling inside to emerge into a new iteration of self. Y Oh yeah. Okay. So we went, when we were, we went to Aruba this summer and we went to a butterfly farm, and this is where I learned this. The caterpillars make themselves in a little cocoon and then reemerges the butterfly. And you're like, that's cool. But what happens in their cocoon is that they literally dissolve into goo. There's like nothing left of them. There's like these cells that are called like imaginal discs, which is a great name. Like basically like imaginal imaginary cells that then like turn into new things. And I think it's like their nervous system. There's like one thread that kind of stays, that stays essentially the same, but like, Like all of all of what was dissolved to become something entirely new.
To become a butterfly, caterpillars go into their cocoon and dissolve into goo - there's nothing left of them except for their nervous system. Kyley and Eva reflect on their own moments of becoming goo and the bigness and boldness swirling inside to emerge into a new iteration of self.
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