Superpower Insects

Caterpillars literally melt into soup, rebuilding their entire bodies from scratch inside cocoons.

Amazingly, some butterflies retain memories from their caterpillar days despite this complete transformation.

Bombardier beetles explode scalding liquid at predators, mixing chemicals with sniper precision.

Ants survive underwater for weeks, trapping air bubbles and entering a suspended state.

Moths jam bat sonar with ultrasonic clicks, confusing predators mid-flight, a silent superpower.

Dung beetles navigate using the Milky Way, proving to be the only known

insect astronomers. These tiny creatures possess superpowers, proving nature's smallest engineers are its

most ingenious inventors.