Aries: those friendly bees that like to buzz by your ears to say hello
Taurus: that one bee that is constantly ricocheting between a million different flowers
Gemini: a super chubby bee that just wants to drink a lil sugar water and say hi to everyone
Cancer: the cutest lil honeybee that always has pollen dust on it
Leo: a very happy queen bee who don’t take shit from no man and just wants to protect her bee family
Virgo: a very sleepy bee who wants to come inside and hang out in your room when it rains (rain is super scary for bees!)
Libra: a teensy tiny bumblebee that sometimes has little bee parties in big flowers
Scorpio: a very lonely bee who lands on people as a way to try and find a friend and sometimes sneaks into people’s cars to say hello
Sagittarius: a mega excited little bee who just wants to go to France where all the nice flowers are
Capricorn: a bee who has their own little honey haven in the hive and always makes extra friendly buzz buzz noises when they find someone they like
Aquarius: a curious little bee who just wants to understand why the giant people are so mean to them
Pisces: a scared bee buddy who would never sting anyone and just wants to tell all the nice flowers goodmorning
ahh i actually havent ! at first i thought you were actually talking about a CATERPILLAR that looks like a snake, and said cocoon on accident (specifically the caterpillar of the hemeroplanes triptolemus, or snake-mimic hawk moth)
but it TURNS OUT theres a species of butterfly that takes it way further, to the point where all the other caterpillars are like “is this really fucking necessary”
its the chrysalis of the daring-owl butterfly ! a species thats found in trinidad and spends a good portion of its young adult life trying to convince other things that its not actually completely helpless
LOOK at the detail thats gone into this though- i cant even imagine the journey this look mustve taken, with lightly less-snakelike chrysalises being eaten over time again and again until youve got something with definable eyes and scales
apparently if disturbed theyll also rock violently back and forth, furthering the idea that this is a very dangerous pitviper with the tiniest body imaginable
the adult butterflies are much less exciting but honestly they dont need to be with a history like that a+ bug