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It describes caterpillars hatching, eating many leaves, growing quickly, and shedding their skins multiple times. The narrative then introduces the chrysalis stage, lasting 10–14 days, where the caterpillar rests and transforms. Finally, the chrysalis cracks to reveal a butterfly whose wings are initially wet and crumpled, becoming ready to fly, with a clear contrast between caterpillar feeding and butterfly inability to eat.","English, Tok Pisin  \nWritten by Koen den Hartogh Designed by Petra den Hartogh Photos by various  \nBloom book layout by SIL-PNG Education for Life  \nThis book is also available as a 'Talking Book'You can read and listen to it on your phone/tablet. Download 'Talking Books' [on ](on www.mytalkingbooks.org)[www.mytalkingbooks.org](on www.mytalkingbooks.org)  \nEnglish, Tok Pisin Papua New Guinea  \nIt all starts with tiny eggs. The mother butterfly lays many eggs.  \nLong kamap bataplai em stat long wanpela liklik kiau. Mama bataplai save karim ol planti kiau.  \nThe caterpillars hatch. That means the caterpillars are coming out of their eggs.  \nLong kiau, katapila save kamap. Tok klia long dispela, mama bataplai save putim kiau, na long kiau katapila i kamap, na bihain bataplai.  \nOut of each egg comes a caterpillar.  \nAut long wanwan kiau wanpela katapila save kamap.  \nThe caterpillar is very hungry. It starts to eat many leaves.  \nThe caterpillar grows and grows and soon it gets too big for its skin.  \nLong taim em i stap katapila, em i hangre stret. Long stat em bai kaikaina kaikaim planti ol lip. Na insait long liklik taim tasol em save gro na gro bikpela long skin bilong em.  \nThen the caterpillar sheds its old skin, but it continues to grow.  \nIt gets too big for its skin again.  \nCaterpillars shed their skins 4 to 5 times.  \nOlpela skin bai bruk na tekewe, tasol em bai gro yet.  \nEm bai gro yet na skin bai i no moa holim gen. Foa o faivpela taim dispela pasin bilong senisim skin bai kamap taim em wok long gro nakamap bikpela.  \nThen it is time for the caterpillar to rest.  \nIt hangs upside down and sheds its skin for the last time.  \nThis new skin is called a chrysalis (say 'krisalis')  \nThe caterpillar stays like this for 10-14 days.  \nNau em taim bilong malolo.  \nEm bai hangamapim em yet apsait daun na long las taim skin baitekewe aut. Na long dispela taim wanpela nupela skin, ol kolim krisalis, bai kamap long em.  \nKatapila bai i stap wantaim dispela skin krisalis olsem tenpela i go fortinpela des.  \nThe chrysalis is moving. Look, it's cracking open. Out of it comes ... a butterfly.  \nThe butterfly's wings are still wet and crumpled, but soon it will be [ready . . . to](ready . . . to) FLY!  \nBihain long ol dispela des skin krisalis bai stat long muv. Lukim, em stat bruk op nau. Kam aut…bai wanpela bataplai.  \nOl wing bilong em bai i stap wet na malumalu yet, na klostu em bai redi…long PLAI!  \nThe butterfly is totally different from when it was a caterpillar.  \nAs a caterpillar it ate many leaves, but the new butterfly can't eat at all, because it no longer has a mouth!  \nLong dispela taim nau bataplai em narakain long taim em bin i stapolsem katapila.  \nTaim em i stap katapila em i save kaikai planti lip, tasol taim em kamap bataplai ol i no moa kaikai, bikos em i no moa gat maus!","cbCaiv5uh1KBmWdz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv5uh1KBmWdz","pdf",1493887,17,"English","en",105,"# From Egg to Butterfly\n## Hatching and Feeding\n## Growing and Shedding Skin\n## Chrysalis and Transformation\n## Emerging as a Butterfly","[{\"question\":\"How does the butterfly life cycle begin in the story?\",\"answer\":\"The mother butterfly lays many tiny eggs, and caterpillars hatch from those eggs.\"},{\"question\":\"Why do caterpillars shed their skins during 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