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Just the idea of these dramatic transformations are super interesting imo. Imagine if humans shat out a sleeping bag, crawled into it, basically did pregnancy over again, and came out with new limbs that suddenly gave us a new mode of transport.
That would be sick. I guess puberty is sorta like this but idk, it doesn't feel as dramatic
I really wonder what happened in your puberty to be “sorta like this”
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/caterpillar-butterfly-metamorphosis-explainer/
What's really screwy is memories survive that process. You can do Pavlov's dog type training on a caterpillar. The resultant butterfly will still react to the trigger.
The brain goes through a liquid phase, but still manages to maintain its wiring!
The chrysalis process is amazing.