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challenge question #5 gengarelly (gengarel@capecod.net) Wed, 25 Feb 1998 18:36:59 -0500 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: OandBCrew@aol.com: "Challenge Question #4" Previous message: Jay Phillips: "Challenge Question #5" It is important to note the condition of the wings so you know how old the butterflly is. If the wings are tattered, it is old. If they are bright and new, it means the caterpillar lived in the cacoon successfully through the winter and went successfully through metamorphasis, changing into a butterfly. Katie Gengarelly Orleans, MA Next message: OandBCrew@aol.com: "Challenge Question #4" Previous message: Jay Phillips: "Challenge Question #5"