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Did your chrysalides wiggle when you transferred them to their habitat? The experts of Insect Lore explain why your chrysalides wiggle. Chrysalides, commonly known as the protective casing around pupae, serve an important purpose in a butterfly's life cycle. They not only provide protection and shelter for the developing pupa, but they also undergo a transformation themselves. Chrysalides are made up of a tough outer layer called the exoskeleton, which is shed during metamorphosis to reveal the adult butterfly. Learn more about Insect Lore Butterfly Kits: insectlore.com/collections/butterflies-butterfly-kits-with-live-caterpillars Stay connected with Insect Lore: Instagram: instagram.com/insectlore Facebook: facebook.com/insectlore Pinterest: pinterest.com/insectlore #InsectLore #Caterpillars #Butterflies
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