Do caterpillars reproduce asexually

Answer 1

of course not! a caterpillar is like a very young girl. she has not had the right "things" happen so she cannot "reproduce". a caterpillar is not old enough to reproduce. it is simplt on the larval stage of life. a caterpillar has to become a butterfly before it can reproduce.

Answer 2

Yes.An earthworm can reproduce asexually.There are lines on its body dividing its body.The last line that's closest to the end of its body breaks off and that piece forms into a baby worm.

Answer 3

Yes. All animals that can reproduce sexually have sex organs.

Answer 4

A caterpillar eventually develops into an adult butterfly or moth (male of female), which then mates and lay eggs.

Answer 5

No, they must reproduce sexually