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Your first stop at most butterfly exhibits will be the emerging area, where chrysalids and cocoons are displayed. Spend a few minutes here, and you may see a dozen different species emerge and expand their wings. This hutch holds dozens of tropical butterfly and moth pupae, pinned carefully. While I was at the Butterfly Farm, I saw five different species emerge.

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