Doubtfully, but more importantly, why does it matter. 'Knowing' implies cognitive thought which means a caterpillar would have a capacity by which it could process information, which in humans is a brain. Though a human baby is born with a brain, it is just starting to develop the concept of future so s/he is not aware of becoming an adult.
butterflies won't come to a place where there are no caterpillars
Caterpillars
Without caterpillars we would have no butterflies.
Some caterpillars turn into moths, while others turn into butterflies. It depends on the species.
Caterpillars are the young - of moths and butterflies.
No.
Butterflies lay eggs.
yes, they do because first they are caterpillars then butterflies
these caterpillars lay eggs and soon they will become butterflies
All caterpillars eventually turn into butterflies.
Many birds eat butterflies and caterpillars.
Here are the animals i know of: 1. White Tailed Deer- The White Tailed Deer compete with the Baltimore Butterfly for White Turtlehead because they both like to eat White Turtlehead. 2. Other Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars- Other Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars compete and support each other. They compete for food, shelter, space, and mates. And they support each other by producing more Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars. 3. Birds- Birds compete with the Baltimore Butterfly because the birds want other Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars to eat while the Baltimore Butterfly wants other Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars so they can mate with them. They both compete for other Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars for different Reasons.