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i have this caterpillar that is dark green with some orange and brown on the back but has seven light colored slashes on the sides of him and has a coned shape head with im guessing a antenna on the top of his head but there is only one does anyone know what typ of caterpillar he is i have been look but cant find him anywhere help me please
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What do black caterpillars transform into during their life cycle?
Black caterpillars transform into butterflies during their life cycle.
Why are caterpillars cosidered living things?
Caterpillars are considered living things because they have cells, they reproduce, and they perform life functions.
Do caterpillars eat constantly?
no only when they are in the caterpillar stage of life.
What is the best time of the year to search for caterpillars?
summer.
Do caterpillars live near ponds?
most of the time
What is the time-line of aprille Ericsson's life?
non
Do catepilars have back bones?
Caterpillars and the resulting adult insects are all invertebrates. They do not possess a spine or any other bones at any time during their life cycle.
What are Jamaica animals life spand?
that is really unanswerable. That is like asking America. Humans live longer than caterpillars. there is not a right answer... Everthing dies at a different time.
What is the reproduction of the carnivorous caterpillar?
Carnivorous caterpillars have the same life style and reproduction as any other caterpillars. They will be a caterpillar until it builds a cocoon to become a moth or butterfly.
A time line on john lee loves life?
wow
Do caterpillars have more than one baby at a time?
Caterpillars do not have babies the way many animals do. In fact, caterpillars are really babies themselves, because they are the larval form of butterflies and moths. The adult insect lays many eggs at one, sometimes hundreds of them, and these eventually hatch out into caterpillars.
Can caterpillars be put in compost bins?
No, caterpillars cannot be put in compost bins. Caterpillars represent the larval stages of butterflies and moths. A compost bin will not support the life cycles and natural histories that lepidopterans must experience to breed, feed and fly.
