Where clouds come from

Today's science lesson is on the origin of clouds.

 

Clouds are generated by two entities.

First, there must be ladybugs.

Second, there must be Queen Anne's Lace.

Ladybugs carefully maintain the Queen Anne's Lace throughout its life cycle.

This is a lot of work for the ladybugs, who travel from top to bottom of every plant, fine-tuning the system.

Only a ladybug can determine the exact moment of cloud-readiness.

And when that moment comes, the Queen Anne's Lace begins to produce clouds.

The clouds are released into the sky.

And that is how clouds are made.

Thank you to Hilary, from The Smitten Image, who has bestowed an honor on this post.