Butterflies.
'Baby' butterflies look like, in order, a grain of rice, a caterpillar, a pupa, an imago, then an adult.
you get some paint and a brush then you put them a tree and they look like butterflies
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They look like Monarchs
Monarchs and viceroys both have poison in them that makes them taste bad, so by looking like each other, they gain extra mutual protection. (Predators learn one pattern and then avoid both butterflies.) The viceroy is often considered the mimic in the pair because monarchs look very similar to other related "milkweed butterflies" in their family, while the viceroy has evolved to look entirely different from its close relatives in order to better look like the monarch.
The ability for some animals to look like other animals to avoid being eaten.
Animals that undergo metamorphesis. Tadpoles to frogs would be one example. Pupa to butterflies too. There are some others, mostly insects.
floury they feel like flour and pollen
Not all parent animals and their young look alike. Butterflies and deer are two animals that look different as adults than they do as young.
They live with other beautiful Butterflies.
With their eyes, just like all other animals.