Time lapse footage of caterpillar turning into butterfly

The video explains the transformation of a chrysalis into a butterfly. Initially, the chrysalis is greenish-white but quickly changes color to blend with its surroundings, providing camouflage. After about two weeks, the chrysalis opens, and a butterfly emerges. The butterfly's wings fill with blood, air, and a liquid that hardens to give them strength. The butterfly, once a garden nuisance as a caterpillar, now contributes to the ecosystem by pollinating flowers.

What is the initial color of the chrysalis before it changes to match its surroundings?

• Greenish-white

• Brown

• Blue

• Yellow

What happens to the butterfly's wings immediately after it emerges from the chrysalis?

• They are broken and need repair

• They are small and need to fill out

• They are fully developed and ready to fly

• They are colorful and vibrant

What fills the tiny tubes within the butterfly's wings to give them strength?

• Water

• Blood, air, and a liquid that cements

• Only air

• Only blood

How does the butterfly contribute to the environment after its transformation?

• By cleaning the garden

• By eating harmful insects

• By pollinating flowers

• By producing honey

What was the caterpillar's role in the garden before becoming a butterfly?

• It protected the plants

• It was a predator

• It was a nuisance

• It was helpful in pollination