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they move around in the trees. The eggs fall randomly to the forest floor where they remain untended until they hatch, sometimes several years later.
The eggs of many species bear a fleshy appendage called a capitulum that is attractive to ants. Ants take the eggs back to their nests and feed the capitulum to their babies. The eggs are discarded in ant refuse piles where they can hatch safe from predators. This behavior is remarkably similar to that of many flowering plants, which produce fleshy elaiosomes
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