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Many of you ask, why the butterfly in The Very Hungry Caterpillar comes from a cocoon, not a chrysalis?
That¡¯s a good question.
Here¡¯s the scientific explanation: In most cases a butterfly does come from a chrysalis, but not all. There¡¯s a rare genus called Parnassian, that pupates in a cocoon. These butterflies live in the Pacific Northwest, in Siberia, and as far away as North Korea and the northern islands of Japan.
And here¡¯s my unscientific explanation: My caterpillar is very unusual. As you know caterpillars don¡¯t eat lollipops and ice cream, so you won¡¯t find my caterpillar in any field guides. But also, when I was a small boy, my father would say, ¡°Eric, come out of your cocoon.¡± He meant I should open up and be receptive to the world around me. For me, it would not sound right to say, .¡°Come out of your chrysalis.¡± And so poetry won over science!