What are pupae?

Answer 1

I know a lot about this, because as a little kid I raised mealworms to beetles. They start out as a worm, or the larvae. When it's time for them to mature, they make themselves a pupa, which vaguely resembles a cocoon. They imerge as fully grown beetles.

Answer 2

Well, darling, pupae are the life stage of some insects between larva and adult. They're basically like the awkward teenage phase of bugs, where they're transforming and getting ready to spread their wings, quite literally. So, next time you see a pupa, just remember it's nature's way of saying, "I'm not a kid anymore, I'm a beautiful butterfly in the making!"

Answer 3

The pupa (plural pupae) is the intermediate stage between larva and imago (adult).

Sometimes the pupa is called a chrysalis.

Answer 4

The Pupa stage is often the resting stage.

Answer 5

The pupa is the cocoon or chrysalis that a caterpillar makes for metamorphosis . The pupa is made of a hardened silk.

Answer 6

They are stages in development of insects that undergo transformations, like caterpillars changing to butterflies.

Answer 7

i think there is something going on inside but i think i don't know what it is maybe the pupa is moulting.why don't you answer my question!