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The image displays a butterfly life cycle divided into four stages with specified durations: the Egg stage lasts 14 days, beginning with mating and egg laying on milkweed, leading to a newly hatched larva; the Larval stage shows a caterpillar on milkweed and the attachment of the larva; the Pupal stage, as a chrysalis, lasts 10 days, ending with the emergence of the adult; and the Adult stage lasts 6 months, encompassing migration south, migration north, and a return to mating and egg laying.
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This diagram illustrates the life cycle of the monarch butterfly from the egg stage to the adult stage.
Overall, it is 4 periods (egg stage, larval stage, pupal stage, adult stage) of undergoing the process that takes around 6 months to fully become an adult. First the egg stage starts, The secondly, It takes 14 days for the egg to become a newly hatched larva, and eventually enter the larval stage.
In detail, it then becomes a chrydatla which takes 10 days, and then in time the emergence of becoming an adult starts, and in the end they migrate to the south. Once they make it, they mate and lay eggs. The whole process then repeats.
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