At first I thought, OK, so they hatch the butterflies and all is well... but this is borderline amazing.
Lol, the queens got sent to their time-out corners.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29038257/
It turns out that ant queens make subtle sounds that signal their special status to worker ants. The caterpillars have learned to mimic those sounds, the researchers say, earning high enough status to be rescued before others if the nest is disturbed.
But in an experiment, a butterfly pupa pretending to be an ant queen was placed in a chamber with worker ants and four real ant queens. The ant queens began to attack and bite the caterpillar, but the workers intervened, biting and stinging their own queens, which they then pulled to a far corner of the chamber while other workers attended the pupa.
Lol, the queens got sent to their time-out corners.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29038257/