What REALLY Happens When a Caterpillar Turns Into a Butterfly...

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  • @mrheal420
    @mrheal420 7 років тому +949

    more importantly how the fuck did they teach a caterpillar to solve a puzzle??

    • @wangruochuan
      @wangruochuan 7 років тому +28

      its grossly impressive

    • @GigaPhoenix9001
      @GigaPhoenix9001 7 років тому +61

      Probably the same way a mouse would start remembering how to go though the mazes to cheese, repetition.

    • @dogeasaurusrex7421
      @dogeasaurusrex7421 7 років тому +1

      no idea

    • @jacksainthill8974
      @jacksainthill8974 7 років тому +5

      I was surprised to be told that caterpillars were incredulous.
      If I believed that then I'd be... Well, at least I wouldn't be a caterpillar.

    • @SamuelHiti
      @SamuelHiti 7 років тому

      Yeh. wtf.

  • @JoCoBrony
    @JoCoBrony 7 років тому +1158

    If only puberty were this easy for humans.
    Just stay in your home for ten days, turn into soup, and you become an adult.

  • @ew1572
    @ew1572 7 років тому +1022

    Who Agrees that this guy is better than 97% of the crap posted every week.

    • @stanpines9011
      @stanpines9011 7 років тому

      me

    • @oskar8641
      @oskar8641 7 років тому

      Betterthan You152 amen!!

    • @creepycat8256
      @creepycat8256 7 років тому

      Yep

    • @tsiongebre8397
      @tsiongebre8397 7 років тому

      yea

    • @RExe-er3ep
      @RExe-er3ep 7 років тому +3

      Im from Mexico and everyday the "youtubers" post crap, thats the reason because i search for videos of another places.
      And thats right, this guy is one of the best i know.

  • @konoha1993
    @konoha1993 7 років тому +537

    and we complain over puberty

    • @massimodistasi9514
      @massimodistasi9514 7 років тому +34

      Yea us humans are so spoiled as a society

    • @raydelrativo1409
      @raydelrativo1409 7 років тому +49

      Actually, the caterpillars are not conscious during the transformation, it cannot feel anything while being digested by its own digestive juice

    • @massimodistasi9514
      @massimodistasi9514 7 років тому +14

      Yea but still and they don't process reality like us either so...

    • @maydayzone8798
      @maydayzone8798 7 років тому +1

      James Langley------ Soooo true

    • @ryanad2000
      @ryanad2000 7 років тому +12

      That just made me realised... am I the only human being on this planet thats glad I went through puberty?

  • @TheNoerdy
    @TheNoerdy 7 років тому +863

    I always just assumed it was magic.

  • @qbmac2306
    @qbmac2306 7 років тому +259

    What happens if you accidentally press B during that week long pupa phase?

    • @Nexturz
      @Nexturz 7 років тому +48

      You get a Metapod

    • @rastko7261
      @rastko7261 7 років тому +39

      Or Kakuna
      Or Silcoon
      Or Cascoon
      Or Shelmet
      Believe me, I'm a Pokemon

    • @lokekennee8850
      @lokekennee8850 7 років тому +14

      Pika Pika He just said that cacoons are different from pupas, only Metapod and Kakuna is a pupa.

    • @haroldplaysgames9738
      @haroldplaysgames9738 7 років тому +1

      Pika Pika lol

    • @fardstudio5771
      @fardstudio5771 6 років тому

      You get Sil-Soup

  • @seel2341
    @seel2341 7 років тому +236

    my mom told me the wings we're inside the caterpillar...LIAR

    • @phycov1217
      @phycov1217 7 років тому +93

      Technically, she is right.

    • @ryanad2000
      @ryanad2000 7 років тому +6

      Phycov how is she right the caterpillar ate it self and then remade it self kids are just taught this for obvious reasons. However that does seem more practical for that to happen but nope nature has to be weird.

    • @phycov1217
      @phycov1217 7 років тому +3

      I am aware of how it works. I was making a rather strained but true statement on a technicality for a bit of a joke. If you can't see what that technicality is, you aren't a bright cookie. I will give you a clue, the bloke above you got it spot on.

    • @thecrusher2293
      @thecrusher2293 7 років тому +3

      Killer SEELstar were*

    • @combativeThinker
      @combativeThinker 6 років тому +3

      Well, she is technically correct, seeing as how the caterpillar itself (including its insides) dissolves and then reforms into the butterfly, wings and all.

  • @meroastisruined3039
    @meroastisruined3039 7 років тому +261

    I just noticed that I haven't seen a caterpillar for 7 years

    • @Cragmortis
      @Cragmortis 7 років тому +47

      I remember I would just walk down the street to an old dudes house,he kept his bushes trimmed,there would be caterpillars all over them. You look up in the tree,there is a whole silk bed covered with them. Now I go back there,the trees and bushes are dead and the owner is gone. I miss seeing them. They were always fascinating

    • @jacksainthill8974
      @jacksainthill8974 7 років тому +3

      Where are you living? Antarctica? ;)
      I've seen no small tortoiseshell larvae at all this year.
      It's been dreadful weather for them in the UK.

    • @Ayverie4
      @Ayverie4 7 років тому +14

      I feel like I never see their nests anymore. When I was a kid we had them in our backyard and I would play with the caterpillars. I remember noticing them everywhere, in trees along the road, but no more.

    • @magiv4205
      @magiv4205 7 років тому +6

      +Ayverie Ablaze Last year I drove home from school with my bike, and I passed by the old airport outside of town. The street I was driving is straight and two-laned, and there are some apple trees and lots of scrawny and thorny bushes on the sides, otherwise there's not much but plain fields. So I was driving along this street in late spring, and when I looked to my right, for a moment I thought it had snowed, because the bushes were all covered in a white sheen. But then I remembered that it was almost summer, and I got off my bike and looked again. I was first HORRIFIED, then amazed, because every single one of those bushes was in fact covered in spiderwebs, only it weren't spiderwebs, because inside of them, there was a writhing mass of TENS OF THOUSANDS of dark larvaes from whatever butterfly species that was. The branches were so covered in them that I couldn’t see them anymore at parts. I could downright watch the creatures as they ate the bushes bare, and when I shook a branch slightly, batches of the larvaes would fall to the ground.
      I was simultaneously grossed out, creeped out and also amazed, because I had never seen such a massive hatching in my life. There must've been hundreds of thousands of larvaes on all the bushes together. I never thought I would once be able to witness this and probably won't again.

    • @BflyMom_212
      @BflyMom_212 7 років тому +10

      The Monarch butterfly is becoming extinct. I use to see them as a child too. I read they're being killed by Round Up Weed killer. Monarch butterfly only eats milkweed. But, when it rains and someone has used weed killer, it goes systemically into the Butterfly milkweed. The worm eats it and is killed. I use to use weed killer until I read the article. Now against it. It goes into the ocean eventually too. All the chemicals that are killing the Beautiful Monarch butterfly & what more? I would like My grandkids to experience nature like I did. At this rate there won't be any by the time they grow up & have kid's. I have a Butterfly garden with milkweed. I plant it in pots so no poison gets to them. The amount of eggs is amazing but, the chances of them survival is the knowledge of pesticides and what it does to nature. Wildlife too is so close to extinction too. Buy some milkweed from the nursery's & plant them in a safe area. Mine grow year round in southern California. They use to migrate to Mexico but they are chopping up the Forest's there. it's so rare to see one & the pure magic of nature and how they go through all the different levels of life to be a Butterfly is amazing. Help the Butterfly, monarch butterfly if you live in warmer climates. It's a great feeling to give LIFE!!

  • @sullivan342
    @sullivan342 7 років тому +40

    Do caterpillars know they're going to be butterflies or do they just start building a cocoon like dude what the fuck am I doing?

    • @ryanad2000
      @ryanad2000 7 років тому +1

      Good question but I would imagine the hole thing to be painful especially the eating it self part I would not like to be a caterpillar who new something as beautiful as a butter fly has such a gross back ground XD

    • @enchantingdream7011
      @enchantingdream7011 7 років тому

      lol

    • @mekonggiantcatfish202
      @mekonggiantcatfish202 7 років тому +7

      pretty sure it's instinct

    • @melast7030
      @melast7030 7 років тому +17

      The magic caterpillar fairy tells them to do it or else she turns them all into ugly mosquitoes

    • @PhyreI3ird
      @PhyreI3ird 7 років тому +7

      ryanad 2000 Do caterpillars even have the nerves to feel pain? Actually even if they did, id be very surprised if the nerves didn't sort of shut down as or before the process began since there's no need to receive those pain signals and all. Seems it would be counter productive for their own bodies to discourage via pain what the body wants and needs to do.

  • @Recon-bs5nc
    @Recon-bs5nc 7 років тому +177

    I learn more facts from him then in school

    • @Theendman42
      @Theendman42 7 років тому +6

      Ain't that just the truth.

    • @Theendman42
      @Theendman42 7 років тому +1

      BH2000 I would say you learn better (at least a lot do) watching videos than in school, as you are sitting and listening to a lecture and taking notes. And even being passionate about the topic you still will just not learn. Unless it is taught in a fun way, but it isn't taught in a fun way 98% of the time.

    • @Theendman42
      @Theendman42 7 років тому +2

      BH2000 Yes I like math too, and I agree with you, however physics isn't bad when you have to use math equations to solve things. I like that the most as you see a purpose to the math formulas.

    • @Theendman42
      @Theendman42 7 років тому +1

      BH2000 I don't see how that would make you a weird person.

    • @KyoushaPumpItUp
      @KyoushaPumpItUp 7 років тому +6

      Recon IMWIN *than

  • @rubikfan1
    @rubikfan1 7 років тому +549

    so what happen if you mix liquids from 2 catapillars?

    • @SirChocula
      @SirChocula 7 років тому +259

      It turns into a Beedrill

    • @hackitsoft
      @hackitsoft 7 років тому +144

      A frankenpillar - obviously...

    • @drewidlifestyle7883
      @drewidlifestyle7883 7 років тому +43

      I bet scientists are working on this. Pesticide resistant pollinating butterflies could help the slumping bee population

    • @HellsJerome87
      @HellsJerome87 7 років тому +54

      An homunculus

    • @l.l.j.rouwet
      @l.l.j.rouwet 7 років тому +72

      It will die if you open it.

  • @Shaggy2286
    @Shaggy2286 7 років тому +114

    Wait wait wait, they taught a caterpillar to solve a puzzle... then somehow got the butterfly into the same puzzle and it solved it? I'd like to see those videos. lol

    • @dogodog1247
      @dogodog1247 6 років тому +27

      Shaggy2286 a caterpillar was given shocks while exposed to a smell. Once as butterflies,they avoided the smells that once gave them shocks

    • @lizrose369
      @lizrose369 5 років тому +1

      lol! I was wondering the same thing!!

    • @uzi771
      @uzi771 3 роки тому +2

      ua-cam.com/video/uK_iZZ4Bx2o/v-deo.html 3:00 of this video.

    • @bill1589
      @bill1589 3 роки тому

      Thanks for the link, certainly expounds on the info🤔 learning is fun! Even when I’m tricked into it 😡

    • @frankowalker4662
      @frankowalker4662 3 роки тому +1

      @@uzi771 Thank you.

  • @bunnybtv
    @bunnybtv 7 років тому +80

    caterpillars are so cute and derpy but also really gross.

    • @Ayverie4
      @Ayverie4 7 років тому +11

      This is the most accurate description. I also liked 42's "furry slug".

  • @nicolasmauser
    @nicolasmauser 7 років тому +82

    How do you even make a puzzle for caterpillars ?

    • @aintnoway686
      @aintnoway686 7 років тому +12

      put leafs in a maze?

    • @lt_muffin6994
      @lt_muffin6994 7 років тому +1

      Michael Benedict leaves***********

    • @myheartiswriting
      @myheartiswriting 7 років тому +3

      Thank you, I was wondering this too.

    • @gircakes
      @gircakes 7 років тому +1

      Tyler Kordish well that's not really a puzzle that's more of classic conditioning.

    • @JSchlo401
      @JSchlo401 6 років тому +1

      nicolasmauser yeah what puzzle is a caterpillar gonna solve?

  • @mrurchu4812
    @mrurchu4812 7 років тому +375

    Here's another wonder - A girl, turn into a girlfriend, and than into a wife, and than finally becomes a monster.

  • @nesirsitsir
    @nesirsitsir 7 років тому +142

    Wow I was literally thinking about this at work today and was planning on looking it up on youtube once I got home. #Thoughty2theRescue.

  • @tarosnows
    @tarosnows 7 років тому +147

    Be careful who you bully in high school😛

  • @Kirill-rc5ng
    @Kirill-rc5ng 5 років тому +14

    Phil is now currently having a melt down

  • @saucysven1505
    @saucysven1505 7 років тому +100

    What happened to RIF?

    • @blue_manatee3895
      @blue_manatee3895 7 років тому +48

      It ended after RIF 100, and was replaced by Casual Thursdays!

    • @sijoule965
      @sijoule965 7 років тому

      +Asad Hafeez Yousufi
      *100th birthday

    • @saucysven1505
      @saucysven1505 7 років тому +5

      RIF>50 amazing facts to blow your mind

  • @thekingofmcpe235
    @thekingofmcpe235 7 років тому +12

    If scientists figured out how that magic "goop" works, could they make it turn into things other than a buterfly if they got enough of it? Like could they force it to form a human, or dog, or something? What about in like billions of years

    • @poiuytrewq11422
      @poiuytrewq11422 7 років тому +3

      That'd take a whole lot of goop. And be EXTREMELY complicated. Kind of like comparing a movement from 5th to 6th grade, and a movement from 5th to Harvard University.

    • @matts.7667
      @matts.7667 7 років тому +2

      poiuytrewq11422 yea not to mention the butterfly still has the same chemical make-up so it is NEAR impossible for it to change into a human or something else like that...
      If anything it might just become a bigger butterfly.

    • @sept836
      @sept836 7 років тому

      That is and interesting idea possibly.

    • @amanofnoreputation2164
      @amanofnoreputation2164 7 років тому +1

      No. The "goop" is specially evolved to from a butterfly, and only a butterfly. Getting it to from anything else like, say, a puppy, would be no less difficult that simply trying to create a puppy from raw materials rather than breeding existing dogs. You'd need a completely different set of enzymes an nucleic acids.

  • @xxbonesxx32
    @xxbonesxx32 7 років тому +216

    nice haircut

  • @connie40star
    @connie40star 5 років тому +10

    As unpleasant as nature can be, it is still none the less fascinating. Thank you for sharing, most informative.

  • @kredenzp.5468
    @kredenzp.5468 7 років тому +15

    Are caterpillars really incredulous? 0:04 Or are they incredible?

  • @cyber_dragon_123
    @cyber_dragon_123 7 років тому +24

    Am I the only one horrified by 3:30?

    • @poiuytrewq11422
      @poiuytrewq11422 7 років тому +11

      I just imagine a guy going
      "HHHNNNNNNNNGGGGGG!"
      The entire time.

    • @earlyu7906
      @earlyu7906 7 років тому +5

      Im scared of caterpillar, that means Im scared half of the video..

  • @EricMichaelLP
    @EricMichaelLP 7 років тому +9

    I never knew caterpillars were this cool! Definitively one of my new favorite creatures :3

  • @harmonyjones8035
    @harmonyjones8035 7 років тому +13

    I met an incredulous caterpillar once. I said to him, _You'll be a butterfly one day._ He went, _Nahhh. Not me, mate._

  • @Vearru
    @Vearru 7 років тому +40

    I actually saw inside a pupa when I was 5 I was very confused when I saw a liquid pour out.

  • @pepper5164
    @pepper5164 7 років тому +59

    imagine that if we find out that the study to catipillers leads to shapshifting for humans xD out of this world ideas is out if this world

    • @remyllebeau77
      @remyllebeau77 7 років тому +11

      Yeah I'm not going to volunteer to be liquefied just to try to shape-shift.

    • @frankschneider6156
      @frankschneider6156 7 років тому +10

      Well the liquefication part is pretty easy. The major issue is, you not being dead.

    • @rockethereptile8381
      @rockethereptile8381 7 років тому +1

      Pyromaniac Animorphs lmao

    • @KenoshaKicker
      @KenoshaKicker 7 років тому +4

      Pyromaniac space travel will be much easier if we are liquified.

    • @pepper5164
      @pepper5164 7 років тому +1

      Pat Kneller
      New Era is approaching lads!
      RocketheReptile More like becoming goo then reforming to like a cat or something.
      Frank Schneider Well i could think finding a way to leaving the brain so it can somehow reconstruct you
      Remy Lebeau But it's for SCIENCE!

  • @evelynhackett9830
    @evelynhackett9830 7 років тому +6

    Wow! I'm amazed! I was wondering why my caterpillars Carl, Ericka, and Steve were not appearing to be making anything like a pupa (I honestly believed they would make it similarly to how a spider makes a web). Now, I know and its really cool!

  • @loic2205
    @loic2205 7 років тому +3

    I love your channel!! Keep up the great work :D

  • @inomaly5eyes310
    @inomaly5eyes310 7 років тому

    Hi, Thankyou for uploads thoughty2.

  • @leftysheppey
    @leftysheppey Рік тому

    I've not watched you in years. I think it was shortly after you reached a million subscribers. Glad to see you're still uploading content

  • @stevenlester2606
    @stevenlester2606 7 років тому +8

    "Soupification" is a new word for the ages!

  • @system2thinker659
    @system2thinker659 6 років тому +3

    Who knew that the size of the universe and the metamorphosis of the caterpillar had so much in common; they both completely blow the mind and humble us at the same time.

  • @ProfessorMonstru
    @ProfessorMonstru 5 років тому +1

    Absolutely amazing content! Thank you for sharing! 💕

  • @ppsayl1235
    @ppsayl1235 7 років тому

    This, Sir, is a Great video. Thanks for your very talented delivery.

  • @heroawesome8495
    @heroawesome8495 7 років тому +38

    Did anyone else get kinda grossed out when showed the footage of the pupa getting cut open

    • @dead9247
      @dead9247 5 років тому

      hero awesome kinda

    • @vp0617
      @vp0617 5 років тому +12

      I felt sad for it

    • @cloudwyrms9752
      @cloudwyrms9752 5 років тому +3

      I think I died inside a bit-

    • @v3le
      @v3le 4 роки тому +1

      Disgusting. He could have downloaded some photos from google to study the guts of these poor animals

    • @faithinthingsunseen
      @faithinthingsunseen 4 роки тому +1

      Why did he cut it open?! So cruel!

  • @bellaw.7678
    @bellaw.7678 7 років тому +3

    Oh my gosh he's so cute🙈

  • @christophermcintyre
    @christophermcintyre 7 років тому

    Another great video. Keep up the good work, Thoughty2

  • @cookietongs
    @cookietongs 7 років тому +8

    Wow I learned more here about this topic than in school

  • @joshbray5036
    @joshbray5036 7 років тому +4

    I learned more from this guy in six minutes than what I get out of school in a month! You go Thoughty2! Staying subscribed.

  • @localbtsfancam
    @localbtsfancam 7 років тому +4

    Every year I find moth caterpillars in my yard. They're so furry and cute I cant help but let them live! Sometimes I even pick them up and pet them as it crawls on my hand. This is the only part of its life it gets love from me. Once, I hit a moth with a flyswatter so hard I could hear the impact louder than a high five.

    • @AKASpartex
      @AKASpartex 7 років тому +2

      :C thats mean petting a moth with the intentions of swatting it when its grown up

    • @localbtsfancam
      @localbtsfancam 7 років тому +2

      I never once said I intended to. what I didnt say is that grown moths scare me, so I swat them if they get inside my house and too close for comfort.

    • @larryhadalittlelamb
      @larryhadalittlelamb 7 років тому +5

      but what if it was one of the caterpillars trying to reconnect with you and then you killed it

    • @localbtsfancam
      @localbtsfancam 7 років тому +2

      I would feel bad if I knew that. :(
      IM SORRY I JUST HAVE A STRANGE PHOBIA OF MOTHS.
      And spiders...
      And many other things...

    • @emmarose4234
      @emmarose4234 4 роки тому

      We had eastern tent caterpillars outside our house, and I caught one once and snuck it into the house in an old Crayola tin. My mom just had to ask “What’s in there?” in that I-know-you’re-hiding-something tone.

  • @sebathadah1559
    @sebathadah1559 7 років тому

    thanks for the knowledge bro. this is why im subscribed to your channel

  • @mirrus89
    @mirrus89 7 років тому

    thank you for the great video! I always look forward for them. they always put me in a great mood

  • @drewidlifestyle7883
    @drewidlifestyle7883 7 років тому +47

    Gah he's not wearing a suit... what is happening?

  • @naylaahendrix5830
    @naylaahendrix5830 5 років тому +3

    Wow 😮 Speaking of Rebirth and Transformation no wonder I like butterflies 🦋

  • @jessefigueroacabrera6780
    @jessefigueroacabrera6780 5 років тому +1

    This video is great. Thank you for creating it.

  • @valkyria086
    @valkyria086 7 років тому +2

    I'm more amazed that somebody has made puzzles for the caterpillar and the butterflies.

  • @that_pac123
    @that_pac123 7 років тому +7

    This was the grossest, most interesting thing I've seen in a while.

  • @peepeessquee7319
    @peepeessquee7319 7 років тому +16

    thats fucking metal

  • @smellthel
    @smellthel 4 роки тому +2

    This is completely amazing!

  • @zeeshanmushtaq7437
    @zeeshanmushtaq7437 7 років тому

    The most decent channel on youtube with respect to content and presentation. I thank life that i found you :)

  • @dystanysam9896
    @dystanysam9896 4 роки тому +4

    @6:05 got me upset like really y’all have to killed a butterfly 🤦🏾‍♀️

  • @lapischicken
    @lapischicken 7 років тому +4

    What happens when caterpillars turn into butterflies?
    It levels up

  • @frankshenthe5th206
    @frankshenthe5th206 7 років тому

    Been hear since 70ish thousand and man your fucking good at what you do. Much better then most people on UA-cam.

  • @AlexandraStarr1974
    @AlexandraStarr1974 7 років тому +1

    Ok this video is genuinely 100 percent brilliant! I love flutterbys, i think most folk do, but i never knew it went through so much to turn into the butterflies we see around us, i simply thought the caterpillar grew wings and legs etc, while in its pupa stage, i had no idea it turns into liquid (within only 10 days???? wow, i mean, WOW!) and then transforms into the pretty little things we see each summertime, i am genuinely amazed by this, actually this video has made my day, and it is most certainly one f your best videos thus far, which is incredible considering your videos are of such high quality anyway, the information you provide is simply astounding, well done thoughty2, i will now look at flutterbys in a completely new light!

  • @kiwon1974
    @kiwon1974 7 років тому +7

    Really, what an interesting animal... I just wonder the benefits of those processes considering the natural selection

  • @rikardhammer3646
    @rikardhammer3646 7 років тому +5

    Ten people dislike this video crazy this is a very good video.

    • @hannibustoogfyrre6074
      @hannibustoogfyrre6074 7 років тому +4

      the 10 dislikes were from caterpillars who didn't like seeing that guy cut open the pupa!

  • @lizrose369
    @lizrose369 5 років тому +1

    Thank you so much! This is fascinating! :D And you're an awesome narrator!

  • @FoxRS
    @FoxRS 7 років тому

    Your videos are always very interesting!

  • @Eric-jb1ym
    @Eric-jb1ym 7 років тому +20

    All we have going for us as humans is our brain and thumbs. Can't have it all.

    • @msrDeno
      @msrDeno 7 років тому +1

      i have a wang

    • @matts.7667
      @matts.7667 7 років тому +11

      Eric Carlson without thumbs we'd be screwed lol.

    • @mesa9724
      @mesa9724 7 років тому +7

      And dicks

  • @ricebird8028
    @ricebird8028 7 років тому +18

    RIF please

  • @stormrage2696
    @stormrage2696 7 років тому

    love ya thoughty42!! :) keep up the good work!

  • @kriegmeister6843
    @kriegmeister6843 6 років тому

    I always wondered this growing up... And to learn this, after all these years, is quite magical..! And still mysterious. To be able to liquify your cells, body and reshape it in around 2 weeks..! Truly amazing..!

  • @garymcwilliams2001
    @garymcwilliams2001 7 років тому +17

    I love this guy can he home school me he's honesty the only youtuber I watch every video he makes and never get board of his great wit and good banter keep it up mate

  • @t.purkess9682
    @t.purkess9682 7 років тому +35

    Is thoughty2 a hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy reference?

  • @leed3444
    @leed3444 7 років тому +1

    awesome video dude, watching this makes you realise how little we actually know about life on our "OWN" planet

  • @edwardgraham6025
    @edwardgraham6025 7 років тому

    thank you so much for doing this!

  • @imded6901
    @imded6901 5 років тому +4

    I haven't seen a caterpillar since I was born. And now that I've found one, I keep visiting it and feeding it. I watched this since my caterpillar changed its color.

  • @NickHawaii
    @NickHawaii 4 роки тому +3

    This is enough for me to believe the metamorphosis process is evidence of design. 🐛 to 🦋 = Intelligent Design

    • @MickiB_Is4916
      @MickiB_Is4916 2 роки тому

      No other way. This cannot just "happen" right 😉 It's definitely a God thing

    • @NickHawaii
      @NickHawaii 2 роки тому

      @@MickiB_Is4916 Definitely. And think about the variety of butterflies as well. If you saw a new butterfly everyday since you were born it would take some 55 years to see them all! Incredible!!

  • @ZanDaniel335
    @ZanDaniel335 7 років тому +2

    Oh my god this was amazing, I loved your Pokémon references.

  • @MasteRRaiden6969
    @MasteRRaiden6969 7 років тому

    Thanks Thoughty2 for the most wonderful documentary. :)

  • @yaniquewest455
    @yaniquewest455 7 років тому +4

    I was planning to have soup for dinner... guess ill have toast instead 😪

  • @Silkendrum
    @Silkendrum 7 років тому +5

    Incredulous does not mean what you think it means.

    • @matts.7667
      @matts.7667 7 років тому

      Silkendrum huh interesting...

    • @harmonyjones8035
      @harmonyjones8035 7 років тому +1

      Maybe he was suggesting that butterflies/caterpillars are AS incredulous about their amazing metamorphosis as anyone else :) Hey, let's give him the benefit of the doubt. Lol

  • @AlinneMahlke
    @AlinneMahlke 7 років тому

    I knew I would get grossed by this video/explanation, but I had to watch because the content you produce is simply amazing and deserves support. ;)

  • @Geminish15
    @Geminish15 4 роки тому +1

    THANK YOU FIRST VIDEO TO ANSWER MY QUESTION

  • @SarcasticDragonGaming
    @SarcasticDragonGaming 7 років тому +4

    The butterfly fairy comes and puts a quarter under their pillow, then they get so excited they suddenly grow wings...
    What? You got a better explanation?

  • @robertrigopoulos1444
    @robertrigopoulos1444 7 років тому +8

    not a good a idea to eat while watching this.

  • @SaurabhSingh2015
    @SaurabhSingh2015 7 років тому

    This one is truly intriguing.... Nice work

  • @janekgreen
    @janekgreen 7 років тому

    Wow you are really becoming a great host! :)

  • @iluvgtasan
    @iluvgtasan 7 років тому +7

    Thoughty2. Lets go for a pint.

  • @livewithhonor8537
    @livewithhonor8537 7 років тому +4

    4:24 PLease dont tell me they actually cut open a pupa there

    • @ryanad2000
      @ryanad2000 7 років тому +4

      well what else can it be? it would be appropriate to show it. FOR SCIENCE XD

    • @deblong9967
      @deblong9967 7 років тому +3

      At this moment, millions of people puke at once.

  • @darkmenace5878
    @darkmenace5878 7 років тому

    Hey man, make more rif videos. I love them and it teaches alot. Keep up the great work.

  • @stephendavidson4122
    @stephendavidson4122 7 років тому

    I like Thoughty2 I been watch his channel for a long time, well actually I am sure I have went threw and watched them all lol. keep doing what you do, your good at it!

  • @FlixTV101
    @FlixTV101 7 років тому +3

    Such a simple organism, and yet, the metamorphosis is so complex no one know how it's done. And then people say this happened by accident...

    • @willguggn2
      @willguggn2 7 років тому

      Flix
      Who says that?

    • @combativeThinker
      @combativeThinker 6 років тому

      Evolutionary biologists as well as atheists from the depths of 4chan.

  • @mikeymai178
    @mikeymai178 5 років тому +3

    Educational yess. Thanks Phil! Phandom?Hi.

  • @bearded-cat
    @bearded-cat 7 років тому

    that's some awesome episode. I have always wondered what happens during that stage and answer is truly shocking

  • @jaimeflor4181
    @jaimeflor4181 7 років тому +1

    We had those same type of caterpillars in my old neighborhood. I made 2 attempts to keep a caterpillar alive through its transitioning phase into a butterfly. The 1st one escaped, & I accidentally stepped on it. The second 1, I cut off the section of the plant it was on, then placed in a plastic fish bowl. This time it was enclosed, but it had openings on the top, so it could get fresh air. I think it was partially luck, & good timing, because within in 1 week it began its cocooning process. From there, I just waited until it emerged. It was an interesting process to observe, & I set it free immediately. It looked the same as the 1 in this video, black yellowish-orange wings.

  • @jacky263
    @jacky263 7 років тому +3

    HI THOUGHTHY2

  • @isafreaking
    @isafreaking 5 років тому +6

    am i the first one to say im here from the new amazingphil video

  • @jaloneybrowneez7339
    @jaloneybrowneez7339 5 років тому +1

    Great video! Very interesting.

  • @fredenika
    @fredenika 7 років тому

    Great video! Dedicated my TOP 5 to most beautiful ones!)))

  • @MrPapageorgio
    @MrPapageorgio 7 років тому +8

    This is great to know. Up to this point in time I thought it was magic

    • @Nexturz
      @Nexturz 7 років тому +4

      it pretty *is* much magic

    • @ryanad2000
      @ryanad2000 7 років тому

      Any thing that happens in the universe has an explanation nothing happens for no reason whether its the big bang or how the butterfly reforms it's self and remembers everything all has a logical explanation, we just dont know what that is yet.

    • @addisonalbert9078
      @addisonalbert9078 7 років тому

      ryanad 2000 no everything is magic

    • @PhyreI3ird
      @PhyreI3ird 7 років тому

      Yeah, like magnets. How the fuck do those work?!

    • @Nexturz
      @Nexturz 7 років тому +2

      john kord nope it's magic.

  • @monkeydetonation
    @monkeydetonation 7 років тому +6

    So the caterpillar is kind of like the egg for a butterfly?

  • @AngelaMerici12
    @AngelaMerici12 7 років тому +1

    I loved this video!! Thanks!!

  • @bishopworks3203
    @bishopworks3203 7 років тому

    These videos never fail to amaze me.

  • @hassanjamil1099
    @hassanjamil1099 7 років тому +21

    What REALLY Happens When a Thoughty2 Turns Into a Butterfly...

  • @4thecupgaming452
    @4thecupgaming452 7 років тому +4

    Hi

  • @teddywillson7176
    @teddywillson7176 7 років тому +2

    Chubby worm......thank you Thoughty2 for your marvelous wisdom.

  • @fritopindayho
    @fritopindayho 7 років тому +1

    I love this channel!