Caterpillars can crawl at a speed of about 2 miles per hour. At that rate they can crawl 48 miles in a day if it crawled all day.
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They crawl
Caterpillars crawl around and eat things. Not much else to them...
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13 cm you have to substract
Effectively, the caterpillar climbs 2 cm per day. After 6 days it has climbed 12 cm. On the 7th day, it crawls up 3 cm, which is more than enough to reach the top of the jar. So, it crawls out of the jar on the 7th day.
a Caterpillar can dispose of 500 pieces of wast each day
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So they can store food and expand and grow.They have no need to invest in hard bodied skeleton if they grow and then molt(suggested answer).
zakhal is the modern Hebrew word for caterpillar. This word does not appear in the Bible, except as a verb meaning "to crawl").The KJV translation includes the word caterpillar several times, but it is translating either the word hasil or yelek, which are two different species of locusts, not clearly identified, so we don't know the exact species.
as they grow they actually split the shell of their body and crawl out leaving the shell behind. similar to a caterpillar that comes out of its pupa when it turns into a butterfly
crawl I crawl, you crawl, he crawls, we crawl, they crawl.