This is Outside In, a show about the natural world and how we use it.

I'm Sam Evans Brown. I'm here with producer Hannah McCarthy.

Hi Hannah.

Hi, Sam Evans Brown.

And senior producer Taylor Quimby, Hi Taylor.

Hello, Sam Evans Brown.

Now that we all know each other's last names,

let's all proceed.

Why do geese make fees?

Does the bumblebee sneeze?

Can a person eat trees? In a polar bear Does a bubble bee sneeze?

Can a person eat trees?

In a polar bear freeze.

Is a kidney stone kind of like a pearl and a clam?

But I don't know, ask Sam.

Never get old.

Now I'm in the mood for it.

Hi, I'm Aaron from San Diego, California, and I'm glad you guys said no question is too silly because I've been

wondering this for a while, but everybody laughs at me when I ask it when a caterpillar becomes a

butterfly. All right, so caterpillars have a bunch of little legs, but butterflies only

have six legs. I'm like, where do all the legs go?

Anyway, so hope you guys can answer that for me.

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