@biden_worldnewsA little kid's bond with his caterpillars turned into something bigger than a school project. Jo Nagai, a 10-year-old from Japan, noticed his butterflies still seemed to love him after they transformed, and that observation led to a genuine scientific finding that butterflies can remember their caterpillar days.
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @biden_worldnews· Aug 3, 2026· Foto 1 von 2· News
A young boy with glasses is the focus, smiling and holding two black and white butterflies. One butterfly rests on his outstretched finger, and another is perched on his shoulder. The mood is joyful and candid, with a hint of wonder. The boy is wearing a green zip-up jacket over a collared shirt with green and white stripes. In the background, a pink and white structure, possibly part of a net or enclosure, is visible.
@biden_worldnewsA little kid's bond with his caterpillars turned into something bigger than a school project. Jo Nagai, a 10-year-old from Japan, noticed his butterflies still seemed to love him after they transformed, and that observation led to a genuine scientific finding that butterflies can remember their caterpillar days.
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @biden_worldnews· Aug 3, 2026· Foto 1 von 2· News
A young boy with glasses is the focus, smiling and holding two black and white butterflies. One butterfly rests on his outstretched finger, and another is perched on his shoulder. The mood is joyful and candid, with a hint of wonder. The boy is wearing a green zip-up jacket over a collared shirt with green and white stripes. In the background, a pink and white structure, possibly part of a net or enclosure, is visible.
