Sharp projections, sideways movement and stage-specific use count among the features that are special about a caterpillar's jaws. The lepidopteran larval stage is known for efficient, voracious consumption of plant tissues by way of mandibles on each side of the head meeting in the middle to cut and crush plant parts by way of sharp, tooth-like projections. A caterpillar represents the stage between the egg and the pupa, with the latter yielding to a butterfly or moth whose mouthparts, if they exist, lend themselves to siphoning and sipping, not biting, chewing, crushing or cutting.
No, Jaws is not a puppet. Jaws is a mechanical prop shark used in the movie of the same name. It was operated by a team of special effects technicians.
MythBusters - 2003 Jaws Special 3-18 is rated/received certificates of: New Zealand:M
Metamorphosis is what is special about caterpillars. The animals in question represent the larval stage of lepidopterans. They serve as the transition between the shell-encased eggs and the cocoon-enshrouded pupae in the life cycles of butterflies and moths.
The actor's character was eaten, through acting and special effects. The person was not really eaten.
Sure. You could drown them in it; use a full bottle to smash them with... It's not magically extra-special-toxic to caterpillars, though.
Ah, what a thrilling moment in the Jaws series! They blow up the shark in the first Jaws movie, creating quite the spectacle. It's amazing how filmmakers can bring such excitement to the screen with special effects and storytelling.
Easy black swallowtail caterpillars are smaller caterpillars. SwallowTail caterpillars are bigger than black swallow tail caterpillars
Caterpillars hatch from eggs by breaking through the eggshell using a special structure called a "egg tooth." Once they emerge, they start eating and growing rapidly to eventually transform into a butterfly or moth.
MythBusters - 2003 Jaws Special 3-18 was released on: USA: 17 July 2005 UK: 20 July 2005 Australia: 31 July 2005 Hungary: 7 August 2005
Around the same time as Jaws (the one that was directed by Steven Spielberg) was called Duel on the DVD there is a special feature called Behind The Scenes which I think is in the Special/Bonus Features and that tells you more information anyway as Steven was speaking he said " When I was directing Jaws they're was a film called Duel which related in loads a different ways. Thanks
No, they begin above grond as caterpillars.
Caterpillars are leaf eaters, not meat eaters. As such, caterpillar jaws do not secrete any poison or venom to immobilize their prey. The "bite" of a caterpillar is more of a pinch than a bite. Unlike bees or wasps, caterpillars do not have stingers - a caterpillar has no mechanism to inject poison of any sort into you. Some caterpillars have a type of fur. The individual hairs can be irritating, like fiberglass, but this is a mechnical irritation. Some caterpillars might have hidden claws,but it doesn't need that much medical atention, you might need a band-aid but nothing more. I have expirienced this before.