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What are Baby Monarch Butterflies called?
caterpillers
Are caterpillers reptiles?
No - caterpillars are the larval stage of moths and butterflies - which belong to the insects group
Do caterpillers blink?
no
Are caterpillers decomposers?
No
Why are caterpillers called caterpillers?
According to the Noah Webster's Dictionary, the etymology of the word "caterpillar," is uncertain. Something you can get from it though is: the word "pillar", meaning a cylinder shaped column, is in "caterpillar", and as you know, a caterpillar is a little tube shaped guy.
Do caterpillers eat grass?
No
What eats caterpillers?
Birds
Can Caterpillers lay eggs?
yes
Can caterpillers see?
not very well
How caterpillers get energy?
by eating plants
Do crows eat caterpillers?
Not really.
Do caterpillers have feet?
Yes they do. And many of them.
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