Life Cycle of the Cans Birdwing

The video describes the emergence of a female cans birdwing from its chrysalis after four weeks. It highlights the transformation process, where leftover cells form a liquid called meconium. The birdwing pumps fluid into its wings, which harden and dry over a few hours, preparing it for flight.

How long does it take for the female Cans Birdwing to emerge from her chrysalis?

• Six weeks

• Four weeks

• Eight weeks

• Two weeks

What is the liquid called that contains the leftover cells from the birdwing's previous form?

• Hemolymph

• Chitin

• Nectar

• Meconium

What does the birdwing do to prepare her wings for flight?

• She pumps fluid into them

• She flaps them rapidly

• She covers them with pollen

• She exposes them to sunlight

How long does it take for the birdwing's wings to harden and dry?

• A few days

• A few hours

• A few minutes

• A few weeks

What is the final stage of the birdwing's preparation before she can fly?

• She lays eggs

• She sheds her old skin

• Her wings harden and dry

• Her wings change color