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From: Jetty Uebner (JUebner@mes.mariposa.k12.ca.us)
Date: Thu Sep 28 2000 - 15:16:40 EDT
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We are from Mariposa Elem. School in Mariposa, California and here is our
answer:
How would you explain to a person who's new to tracking monarchs why it
is impossible to see a baby monarch butterfly? You can't see a baby monarch
butterfly because they are not babies when they have wings. They are an egg,
then they are caterpillars, then they make a chrysalis. Then they hatch from
the chrysalis and are full grown.When hatched from the egg they are babies.
From, Emily Stephanie and J.J.
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