What exactly is the inside of a caterpillar made out of?
They have a special silk in their bodies and it comes out their butt and it wraps around them when they keep on producing more silk.
They are made of a special silk from the mother when the mother is ready for the caterpillars to arrive she produces more silk than ever before.
They use their own silk.
Caterpillars make natural silk that comes out of their end. This is also what some clothes are made of.
It is made out of silk
Do not help the caterpillar, the caterpillar will realize the cacoon is open so the caterpillar will go out of the cacoon and form another if it can so leave your caterpillar alone.
yes a catipiller makes it a cacoon out of its saliva
I'm not sure I'm asking you
It will eather die in its cacoon or stay a catterpiller
i believe its fall/winter and comes out in spring/summer.
Egg, Larvae/Caterpillar, Chrysalis/Cacoon, Butterfly/Moth.
usually one.... each caterpillar makes its own cocoon or chrysalis.
Spikes on caterpillars are not a sign of cocooning.Rather, they occur only on some caterpillar species.
They make silk...when the spin their cacoon
Yes. A moth creates a cacoon, but a butterflies is better and more properly known as a chrysalis.
the caterpillar is in it's cocoon for seven days before it turns into a butterfly and comes out. then the butterfly has to sit on the leaf for three hours before it can fly. it's wings have to dry off.
Hey, they don't simply go into the cocoon; they make it. And they make it around themselves, so that they are in it. Typically, the Caterpillar attaches itself to a branch, hanging down. That done, you can expect the chrysalis formation to start (the cocoon is now often referred to as chrysalis).