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W. T.: Momma did you know that Butterfly's have Long tongues? Mom: Why is that son? W.T: So they can get the sweet stuff out of the flowers. Mom: Wow, that's pretty good for a 5 year old. Your such a good kid. W.T: I know mommy you said to be a good boy, so I am and my teacher taught me that. Mom: So why do the butterfly's like the whats in flowers so much. W.T.: because momma, it's from flowers and they can't eat regular food like us. Were bigger. Mom: How does a butterfly become a butterfly? W.T: They eat the flower then hide in a shell and grow wings to fly. Mom: Why do they do that? W.T.: Photnethsasys Mom: You means photosynthisis W.T: No, I'm right photnethsays I'm a smart boy and I know mommy. They have to hug there shell and get lots or rest to change from being just a capatiller. Mom: O-Kay son, don't you mean catapiller?
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