After spending eight minutes and ten seconds in its cocoon, the bug stirred again and ate its way out, crawling out of its makeshift burrow once eating the rest of the cocoon. It emerged with the damage it recieved to its exoskeleton in the strugle with the ganet gone, and having changed rather radically, its six legs were now positioned on the side of the bug's thorax, with the joins arranged in a way one would expect to see in a four-legged terrestrial mammal. It had grown a small neck seperating the thorax and head, and in the space between the the neck and front legs, it had grown a new set of small limbs with pincers on the end. Finally, it had grown a tail with a stinger on the end. It had also grown 7cm in height, and including the length added by the tail, 15cm in length.
Thinking on what to do first, the grub decided to try and fly again, with little improvement on its previous attempts. Landing especially didn't go very well, the bug just letting itself drop from the ground. After several more tries without seeing much improvement, the bug clacked its mandibles, then decided to get more to eat. When it began moving, the bug nearly fell over, as it wasn't used to walking rather then crawling. Moving more slowly then usual, it walked back into the high grasses, swaying with every step while its tail swayed equally clumsily behind it. With hunting out of the question with its immobility, the bug relegated to eating the grass, weeds and small what insects it came across.