Akito Kawahara often explains that the transformation of butterflies and moths follows a carefully timed process and that the life cycle of lepidopteran insects offers some of the most surprising examples in nature. These insects change form in ways that feel almost unreal, yet every step has a clear purpose. From the moment an egg rests on a leaf to the instant wings open for flight, each stage supports survival and balance. Understanding this process helps people see why these insects matter so much.
