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Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Wow!!! So big!!!
Were you surprised by how much your painted lady larvae had grown??? What is your prediction for how many more days until they undergo their beautiful metamorphosis?
Brooke!!!!!!! Those butterfly larvae are so big! I think it will be around a week until the larvae pupate and turn into a butterfly (otherwise known as metamorphosis). The nutrients turned brown and there is waste and webby stuff. The larvae are getting bigger by the minute! I know, I'm going to repeat this except more exaggerated.....THEY ARE SOOOOOOOOOOO BIG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YAY! :) And also your labs are getting funner and funner (even though I know funner isn't a word :p) each time! Thank you Ms. Yates!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
our larvae are so big! me and Brooke have a BIG one named spiky. they are so cute and i hope they continue to grow and digest their nutrients. i wonder what the webby stuff is. i hope to see a happy and healthy spiky tomorrow!
Anica...there was a delay in my posting today's lab due to after school duties, but the leaf classification post is now up with a question for you to answer :) See you tomorrow!
Amelia I can't believe my butterfly started as a half an inch and grew to 1inch! Thankyou Ms.Yates for choosing this lab, I can't wait to see what we do with our leaves! Science does Rock!!!!!!!:)
They are so much bigger
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! They are huge!!! Avinash and I named our larvae Leroy. Hope he continues to grow.
ReplyDeleteP.S. This is from Ashley=)
Brooke!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThose butterfly larvae are so big! I think it will be around a week until the larvae pupate and turn into a butterfly (otherwise known as metamorphosis). The nutrients turned brown and there is waste and webby stuff. The larvae are getting bigger by the minute! I know, I'm going to repeat this except more exaggerated.....THEY ARE SOOOOOOOOOOO BIG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YAY! :) And also your labs are getting funner and funner (even though I know funner isn't a word :p) each time! Thank you Ms. Yates!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
So big! I think they are ready to transform!
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our larvae are so big! me and Brooke have a BIG one named spiky. they are so cute and i hope they continue to grow and digest their nutrients. i wonder what the webby stuff is. i hope to see a happy and healthy spiky tomorrow!
ReplyDeletethat was katherin! i forgot my name
ReplyDeletePragathi
ReplyDeleteHi! our larvae, Heathburns is huge!!!!!! Isabelle and I think he might be ready to pupate!
Anica
ReplyDeleteWe were supposed to comet as homework 11-14 In class can to tell me the question because I do not see anything do not reply
Anica...there was a delay in my posting today's lab due to after school duties, but the leaf classification post is now up with a question for you to answer :) See you tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteAmelia
ReplyDeleteI can't believe my butterfly started as a half an inch and grew to 1inch! Thankyou Ms.Yates for choosing this lab, I can't wait to see what we do with our leaves! Science does Rock!!!!!!!:)