Hidden Superpowers of Insects

Butterflies can remember their time as caterpillars even after completely liquefying inside their cocoons.

Scientists proved this by training caterpillars to avoid smells, which they remembered after their brains

rebuilt. Dragonflies catch their prey with a ninety five percent success rate,

making them the most efficient hunters. Ants can survive being microwaved because they are small

enough to dodge between the radiation waves. Certain beetles withstand forces eight hundred

times their weight, like a human surviving a building collapse. Honeybees do a

waggle dance so precise it tells others the distance to flowers six miles away.

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