Josh Clark

Probably if I gave enough time to it, sure.

I just, it's not a part of my life anymore.

By the way, I know I brushed past it because I don't handle compliments that well, but I do appreciate the comment about me metamorphosizing into a butterfly.

We'll definitely edit this part out.

So did we just come back from ad break?

Is that really what's going on here?

Right, yeah, definitely.

That's a big part.

And it's not just for their beauty either.

Caterpillars and butterflies alike are a food source for birds, which is sad, but it's part of the circle of life, I guess.

So that's one reason alone.

They're also probably even more important for your garden, pollinators.

Yeah.

Big-time pollinators.

There was a dead milkman joke in there.

I couldn't quite make it.

So they pollinate.

They're a food source.

And most...

caterpillars, although all of them eat leaves, and again, like we said, they're eating machines, the amount of damage they're doing really kind of pales in comparison to the benefits you get from having them in your ecosystem.