Templeton helped Wilbur.
Wilbur carried Charlotte's egg sac in his mouth to the farm after Charlotte died. He was determined to protect her eggs and ensure that her legacy lived on.
Charlotte laid eggs and made an egg sac to ensure that her legacy and friendship with Wilbur would continue after she died. The egg sac contained her offspring, which would eventually hatch and continue the cycle of life on the farm.
In the book "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White, the rotten egg contained the sac of unborn spiders that Wilbur the pig had unwittingly saved from being killed. Charlotte the spider used this event as an opportunity to convince Wilbur of the value of life, helping to ensure Wilbur's safety in return.
Wilbur was tempted to take down the egg sac because he was anxious about the arrival of more than 400 babies and the potential burden of caring for them. He thought that by removing the egg sac, the problem would be solved.
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"Plaything? I should say not. It is my egg sac, my magnum opus."
The story Charlotte's Web (1952) is about a pig and a spider, and the family and animals on a farm. The spider is Charlotte and she can write English words in her web, which saves Wilbur the pig. Charlotte's Web (a great book and movie) is about a pig named Wilbur and his owner. Wilbur was the runt and the owner's father was about to kill him when the owner took him in. When the pig became too big, he was sold to the owner's uncle's farm. There, the new owner planned to kill Wilbur to make bacon. Then a spider named Charlotte came and befriended Wilbur. She made webs that actually spelled words describing Wilbur, sparing his life. When Wilbur went to a carnival, Charlotte laid her eggs and died of old age. Wilbur took the egg sac back to the farm, where they hatched into Charlotte's children.
Yes, Charlotte the spider dies at the end of the book "Charlotte's Web." She sacrifices herself to save Wilbur the pig, leaving behind her egg sac which Wilbur watches over until hundreds of Charlotte's descendants hatch.
Charlotte of Charlotte's Web was a pretty Araneus Carticus spider, also known as a barn spider. She befriended the pig, Wilbur, who was saved by Fern Arable from an untimely death. Fern's father, Mr John Arable, wanted to kill Wilbur as he was a runt. Instead, Mr Arable sold Wilbur to the Zuckerman's farm because the Arable family lacked resources to feed Wilbur when he was starting to eat scraps of foodstuff. In the end, Charlotte followed Wilbur to the fair. At the same time, the poor Charlotte was pregnant. She entrusted Wilbur with her egg sac after she gave birth. A few minutes later, she died. He carried Charlotte's egg sac home and the next day, the baby spiders ballooned away. "We'll go wherever the wind brings us, balloonists." they said. Only 3 spiders liked Wilbur and decided to stay in the barn. The oldest was Joy, followed by Aranea. Nellie was the youngest among them. Though Wilbur had them, they could never replace Charlotte in Wilbur's heart. The good friend and the best writer. He would never forget Charlotte.
the egg sac keeps the egg safe and pervides and it food for the egg
The scientific name for an egg sac is "ootheca." It is a protective casing that contains eggs, commonly found in insects and some invertebrates.
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