The diagram below shows the life cycle of the Monarch butterfly. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The figures illustrate the the Monarch butterfly's life cycle from laying small eggs and mating with each other.

Overall

,

it is clear that

there are four main stages comprising egg, larval, pupal and adult.

To begin

with, a number of circular-shaped eggs are laid on a milkweed leaf in a line pattern. After taking 14 days, a newborn larva hatches from the egg and it will live and feed on that milkweed tree until grows into a caterpillar;

consequently

, it

then

tries to hang itself. What is interesting to note is these

larvas

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larva

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hang upside down in the

last

stage

of larval.

Additionally

, it hangs itself and is covered by its own substances, in

this

stage

is the so-called "chrysalia" which takes around 10 days before emerging to an adult form which in turn migrates to

south

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the south

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and spends its life there for roughly 6 months, growing into an adult

stage

.

Finally

, in the final

stage

, they will fly north and mate with their partner in order to lay eggs and the cycle will start all over again. What is surprising to see is that they are mating by turning their back to each other.