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How do inch worms eat?

Updated: 10/8/2023
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6y ago

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Nothing in nature is really "bad" since everything serves a particular purpose. While inch worms are sometimes annoying because they eat leaves and they ultimately turn into moths, science teachers find them very useful as an educational tool; kids find it fascinating to watch them build their cocoons, for example. Inch worms are also necessary because they provide food for a number of species of birds, who frequently eat insects.

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13y ago

No, they are not pests. They are sweet inacint little worms. They are not harmful. They eat little holes in your leafs but for me that's perfectly fine.

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6y ago

I think they don't really eat to much of food. Because they can't eat lot of food they just leek with their tong.

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16y ago

They are the larvae of moths of the family geometridae, a large, cosmopolitan group with over 1,200 species indigenous to North America. Also called measuring worms, spanworms, and loopers

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14y ago

A inch

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