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Can a spider get stuck in your throut and lay eggs?
No, they can't move up your throat. They also don't lay eggs, but make a cocoon. Making a cocoon inside your throat is not possible for a spider.
What is it called when a spider puts a insect in a cocoon?
It is called ballooning when a spider wraps its prey up.
What is the name of the pouch for a caterpillar?
Cocoon
What is the name of the last Jade Cocoon game?
Jade Cocoon 2 It's for the PlayStation 2.
What is the scientific name for cocoon?
The scientific name for a cocoon is not a single name, as "cocoon" refers to a protective casing spun by various insects during their larval stage. For example, the silk cocoon of the silkworm is produced by the species Bombyx mori. Other insects, like moths and some beetles, also create cocoons, but each species has its own specific scientific name.
What is another name for chrysalis?
the other name for chrysalis is pupa or cocoon..
What is the name of a caterpillar's cocoon during its life cycle?
CHISILIS
What is the name of movie where people never get old?
Cocoon (1985)
What is the name of the silk case covering a moth larva?
The cocoon.
How does a hobo spider catches its prey?
silly silly... hobo? its called stray (st-ray) well the spider waits at the end of its cobweb. then aha! the bug gets trapped it cant escape! the spider walks toward it. then he cocoon's the bug. were only it's head shows. then SNAP the spider eats the bug. yummy
What is the scientific name for a cocoon?
The scientific name for a cocoon varies depending on the species of insect that creates it. Generally, it is referred to as a "pupa" or "chrysalis" in the case of butterflies and moths. The term "cocoon" specifically describes the protective casing spun by certain larvae, particularly in the order Lepidoptera. Each type of cocoon can have a different scientific designation based on the insect species involved.
What is the name of the caterpillars that stay inside the cocoon for weeks?
the caterpillers name is The Green Starrothe
