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Caterpillars weave their cocoons using a silk produced from specialized glands in their mouths. They spin this silk into a protective covering by secreting it in a liquid form, which hardens upon exposure to air. The caterpillar typically attaches the cocoon to a stable surface, allowing it to secure itself while undergoing metamorphosis into a butterfly or moth. The process involves careful manipulation of the silk threads to create a durable structure that shields the developing pupa.
What else can I help you with?
Why can't catapillars stay catapillars?
Because its just a mertamorphotical stage so that it can grow into a beautiful butterfly
Most common place to where CATAPILLARS live?
you could find catapillars in your very backyard. but you have to be careful about it because you do not want to find a venimous catapillar.
Do ladybugs eat catapillars?
No Way
How many legs do tent catapillars have?
16
What is the origin of shellac?
The female lac bug excretes a resinous substance to create coccoons. This resin is what is used to create shellac.
What preys on tigers?
Giant Rhodesian catapillars
What do moth catapillars eat?
The caterpillars eat the leaves that they hatch on.
Do Venus Flytraps eat caterpillars?
they can but the catapillars can eat their way out sometimes
Do wild birds eat catapillars?
yes,many songbirds eat them.
What are the small openings in leaves?
usually it is catapillars feeding off of the leaf
How long can catapillars go with little air?
because they have small lungs.
What Are catapillars Vertebrate Or Invertebrate?
No bones. Invertebrate. To be a vertebrate, you need a backbone.
