The given diagram illustrates the lifecycle of a butterfly.

The following picture shows the lifecycle of a butterfly. As can be seen from the diagram, there are four stages of the lifecycle which begin with laying eggs the end at the pupal

stage

. Looking at the cycle more closely, one can see that phase number starts with laying an egg by a female butterfly. Following that

stage

, the eggs come to the development of the embryo. After

two

or three weeks, inside each ,egg one embryo develops. When moment number

two

is completed, there is a growth of caterpillars' skin-shedding as the next step. It will take a long time around

two

months for

this

stage

happens.

Then

, A pupa is created by the caterpillar in

two

hours before coming to

stage

number four as a pupal point.

As a result

, metamorphosis occurs in

two

weeks to become the adult butterfly.

At the end

of the period, adult butterflies mate together to start a new cycle.