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How long does a catipiller stay in its egg?
a)That's not how you spell caterpillar and b) They don't stay in eggs they stay in cocoons.
How long does an eastern tent caterpillar stay in it's cocoon?
They emerge from their cocoons about ten days after spinning them.
Which is the most reactive of the halogens and why is it the most reactive of the halogens?
fluorine is the most reactive
What animal has the most mitochondria?
The animal with the most cells in their body have the most mitochondria.
Where on earths surface does most most precipitation fall?
Where on earth surface does most precipitation fall
Does a catipiller have a backbone?
Absolutely not!
What a catipiller eats?
A Woodpecker and when the catipiller eats the milk weed it gains a poisin that no other animal will want to eat
What is usually made out of silk?
Silk is made out of catipiller stuff.
How does caterpillar make a cocoon?
yes a catipiller makes it a cacoon out of its saliva
How do you get the helecopter from the boy on poptropica boardwalk?
You win all the games at the carnival and give him the giant catipiller then he'll give you the helicopter
George w bush's favorite book for children?
The Very hungry catipiller The Very hungry catipiller The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle is one of his favorite books, you can see complete list of his favorite books on: http://famouspick.blogspot.com/2009/02/george-w-bush-former-us-president.html
How do you spell catepillar?
The correct spelling is "caterpillar" (a larval moth or butterfly, or a tracked vehicle).
Your catipiller is upside down on a leaf after it ate a lot why?
The caterpillar is probably preparing to build a cocoon around itself. It must first store up energy, and weeks later, it will emerge as a butterfly.
Is catipiller a insect?
yes. once it completes its metamorphosis it is likely to become a moth or butterfly, also insects.
How long does a catipiller stay in its egg?
a)That's not how you spell caterpillar and b) They don't stay in eggs they stay in cocoons.
What catipiller is posinous?
The monarch caterpillar is poisonous to predators because it stores toxins called cardenolides from the milkweed plant that it feeds on as a larvae. These toxins make the caterpillar distasteful and harmful to predators.
How can you tell apart a inchworm form a catipiller?
Inch worms crawl similar to how an amoeba moves. They scoot their front legs forward, then their back legs. In the process, the center of their back that consists of no legs, moves upward and forms a hill shape. Caterpillars have legs all throughout the bottom of their body and do not have the amoeba movements.
