pupate

Building cocoons for kids hoping that will help them pupate into successful adults seems misguided.

Statistically speaking, it is unlikely they will be able to pupate into a products company before they run out of time.

They then need to pupate outside the host, which leaves them vulnerable to predation.

Also, if you can, plant some native Salvia nearby for them to pupate on.

I asked our local nature center if Monarchs only eat milkweed, why they would pupate on this plant.

That said I was expecting something to happen, I mean Apple has a spaceship, these guys needed to pupate out of the dead husk of SGI and spread their wings!

We won't let them pupate under the ground.

They'll also pupate on arbors, trellises, fences, etc.

I guess it’s true that they don’t pupate, but I thought the juvenile was still striking enough to mention as not necessarily obviously a dragonfly.

I'm not sure about the western monarch, but the eastern monarchs out here in the midwest grow as caterpillars here and pupate in to a butterfly.

I hope by blocking everybody they think are in support of other points they will pupate and stay forever in their tight circle, so the problem will solve itself.

Between the beetles and the corpse flies that show up naturally, the soft tissues pupate, molt, and fly away a few grams at a time, leaving a cleaned skeleton.

Yummy Maggots: "Splat your bugs before they pupate".

I've been researching raising Black Soldier Flies as fish food -- there are some interesting possibilities there: they feed on waste and "self harvest" (when larvae are ready to pupate they climb up, and if a ramp is set up for that they go up the ramp and drop into a container.