A monarch caterpillar can die in the pupa stage due to various factors, including disease, environmental stress, or improper conditions. If the pupa experiences extreme temperatures, humidity fluctuations, or exposure to toxins, it may not develop properly and can succumb during metamorphosis. Additionally, parasitic infections or bacterial diseases can also lead to mortality in this vulnerable stage.
pupa
A butterfly comes out of a pupa or chrysalis.
Depends on the exact species of catipillar... General answer: Leaves However, Monarch Butterly cattipillars eat milkweed
The pupa stage is the stage of the caterpillar. The monarch caterpillars colours are black, white and yellow. You would find them on milkweed, which is not much of a weed. So once again, the word pupa means caterpillar. :)
First the butterfly starts off as a catipillar. The catipillar eats green leaves and soon it grows big. It wraps itself in a coocoon. Then after a few weeks, the coocoon breaks open and the catepillar is now a butterfly.
monarch butterfly die when they lay there eggs
a bird or snake,and rarely frogs but frogs surely eat butterflies:)caterpillar not catipillar
No it is not a herbivore
Once the pupa dies, it will begin to turn color. Before it emerges, it turns black and the orange wings can be seen through the pupa shell. If it doesn't emerge within 24 hours of changing color, it is most likely dead. After 48 hours, it is dead. A brown or other color pupa (other than black/orange when it is preparing to emerge) is a dead pupa.
Elara - monarch - died in -161.
Step 1 : egg Step 2: hatch and become larva Step 3: pupa or cacoon Step 4: adult
who are you said the catipillar