Yes, it is an insect because it will soon developed into a butterfly which is an insect.
My teacher thought us that caterpillars travel with only their first Six legs,the rest at the back are just for protection of its long body.
The caterpillar is indeed considered an insect, despite the fact that it does not share the three part body segmentation common to Insecta. This is because the caterpillar represents the larval stage of the insect.
It is a stage in the development of an insect. yes of cause the caterpiller turns into the butterfly
A caterpillar is the larva stage of an adult moth or butterfly.
Yees, it is a larval form of insect.
yes
insect
mole,moth,catterpillar,
I know what the fuzzy oarnge catterpillar is called, it is called the Tussok Moth Catterpillar I know what the fuzzy oarnge catterpillar is called, it is called the Tussok Moth Catterpillar I know what the fuzzy oarnge catterpillar is called, it is called the Tussok Moth Catterpillar
Larva or Larvae Depends on what kind of insect, for instance: The basic insect- (as above) larva, larvae or nymph. Beatle- Grub, Butterfly- catterpillar. Spider- Spiderling. Grasshopper- Pup. Louse- Nit.
grasshoper
they have 16
no
a catterpillar
Yes it can
a prey
leaves
Camoflauge
why catterpillar live in log