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Woolly bear caterpillars have different types of legs on different segments of their bodies. The first three segments have what are known as "true legs" that sport claws as well. The next four segments have false legs, known as "pro legs". The last segment has what is known as a "prop leg."
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How many eggs dose a woolly bear caterpillar lay?
The wooly bear caterpillar lays its eggs when it reaches adulthood. This caterpillar eventually turn into Tiger moths which live for one or two weeks.
Why is your woolly bear caterpillar losing its hair?
This really depends on a lot of factors. Depending on what time of year it may be, your woolly bear caterpillar may lose hair and develop threadlike strands which will eventually encase it in a cocoon. Around late Summer, early Autumn your woolly bear caterpillar will emerge and you will have a very beautiful Isabella Tiger Moth. Be sure to let it out so it can go mate! It only has a few days to find love (er...something like it).
Where can you find hairy caterpillars?
if you are to capture a woolly bear caterpillar you should keep it in a cool environments such as the outdoors in sheds, garages, and children's clubhouses outdoors. Otherwise it will most likely die. Good luck with your caterpillar!
What do wooly worms eat?
leaves if very hungry eat fruit tree leaves
How long does a wooly bear caterpillar stay in its cocoon?
In more temperate climates, woolly bears become moths only months after hatching. In the Arctic, where food is less prominent, some of them hibernate through up to fourteen winters before becoming a moth. Moths only have a few days to find a mate before dying.
How many legs of the Catapillar got?
A caterpillar has six true legs which is located on its thorax.
How many legs does a caterpillar have A 8 B 6 C 10?
from 16-20 legs
Will woolly bear caterpillars eat geranium leaves?
No. There are many kind of woolly or hairy caterpillars and they all eat very specific types of leaf.
How long does it take for a woolly bear to turn into a moth?
The larvae of many species of Arctiid moths are called "woolly bears" because of their long, thick, furlike setae.For example the Banded Woolly Bear is an Isabella Tiger Moth as an adult. and the larva is called the Banded Woolly Bear. Caterpillars normally become moths within months of hatching in most temperate climates, but in the frigid Arctic where the warmth necessary for vegetative growth is so short, that the Woolly Bear feeds for several summers, freezing solid each winter before it finally pupating. Some are known to live through as many as 14 wintersThe insect can be found in many cold regions, including the Arctic. The banded Woolly Bear larva emerges from the egg in the fall and overwinters in its caterpillar form, when it literally freezes solid. First its heart stops beating, then its gut freezes, then its blood, followed by the rest of the body. It survives being frozen by producing a cryoprotectant in its tissues. In the spring it thaws out and emerges to pupate. Once it emerges from its pupa as a moth it has only days to find a mate before it dies..
A millipede has 14 more legs than a caterpillar together they have 46 legs how many legs does a caterpillar have?
divide 46 into 2 and then subtract 14. then you'll get... 9. (butt to me that makes no sense :P )
What is the difiineton of caterpillar?
a larva substance with 12 legs and many different patterns
How many legs foes a Caterpillar have?
most caterpillars have at least 16 and more
