Butterflies captivate with their beauty and diversity, yet their journey from caterpillar to adult is a marvel of transformation.
Starting as voracious, leaf-munching larvae, caterpillars grow within gardens and forests, feeding on host plants like nettles or birch leaves. As they mature, they enter the chrysalis phase, where their bodies undergo an extraordinary metamorphosis into winged adults. Some, like the emperor moth, employ scent to attract mates, while others use colors for camouflage or courtship.
To survive, they must navigate predators and changing climates, sometimes even overwintering in hidden spots. With their life cycles deeply intertwined with plants, butterflies showcase nature's intricate connections.

Director : Jan Haft

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