When your science project impresses a Georgetown professor more than your own homework.
A second grader wanted to know if his pet caterpillar would remember him. His experiment shocked scientists
Jo Nagai, a second grader, raised butterflies and wondered if his caterpillar would remember him after metamorphosis. His experiment yielded surprising results that caught the attention of a Georgetown University professor, sparking an unlikely collaboration and friendship across continents.
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