Caterpillars

Surprisingly, yes they do. Well, some of them at least. Some butterflies (while in the caterpillar stage) have tails, others do not. In most cartoon drawings, such as the caterpillars in Alice In Wonderland, do not have tails.

they have mutuality relationship

the fuzzy brown caterpillar goes through a metamorphosis in its cocoon of human flesh to become John Carpentar. In our century there has been only one hatching of John Carpentar, for the obvious reason that everyone knows when you see a big brown fuzzy you must kill it immediatley...

It's in there nature. They change because they have to. It's like puberty, but faster.

There are thousands of different caterpilars - all with different preferences.

I'm not sure if what you are looking at is a worm per se. It sounds more like a caterpillar which is the larvae of either a butterfly or moth. Try looking up different types of caterpillars since they tend to be quite colorful and can have hairs that stand out on various areas of their segmented bodies. That sounds kind of like a wooly bear caterpillar to me. wooly bears are often black with redish fuzz and black fuzz. (3 stripes) They become Isabella moths.

Answer 1:They can be harmful to vegetation because in this state, they eat voraciously. They aren't harmful to humans, per se. Unless you eat one--probably will make you sick!

Answer 2:If They grow, they become butterfly so they help you from plants, but the caterpillars to people shed sometimes they are harmful

Caterpillars do not have ears, but they use their eyes to get around when they sense things.

Butterfly bushes, more specific "Budleija davidii." I found that the ones with blue or purple colors are more popular with monarchs. All flowering plants do not have the same amount of nectar; monarchs and other butterflies need a lot of nectar and so are drawn to nectar-bearing plants with structures making the nectar easily available to butterfly mouth parts. Sunflowers, cosmos, coneflowers and many more will fill the bill.

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Metamorphosis

It always depends on the caterpillar, but I have 7 caterpillars and feed all of them lettuce, so yes. Be sure to feed them other plants too though, for there health.

well i had a container big enough for it, put in grass bedding, some sticks to climb on, some leaves(but different kinds and) lid with holes so it can breathe, maybe some carrots and carrot stems. i did this to my grass hopper habitat. (this is you are keeping one, i have one)

Silkworms are caterpillars that make silk.

Caterpillars are the larvae stage of butterflies and moths. People who study butterflies and moths are called lepidopterists and the study is called lepidoptery. It is a subset of entomology, the study of insects.

"What caterpillar is hairy and black?"

Caterpillars after coming out from the eggs after hatching eats all day and night for about 25 to 30 days. As it eats more food than its weight of the body, their skin splits and they have the need to shed their skin.

Moths are eaten by just about any other creature on the earth, like all creatures there are predator and prey, it just happens the moth is prey, as it only feeds on plant material, which could be concidred a form of predation on a lower form of life. So much for the vegan argument.

-When the caterpillars are in larva advertising they are bad to eat they are bright colours, shape oddly and give off bad odors.

-When moths they can create ultrasonic sounds to warn off predators.

live for 14 years app. creates anti-freeze. can predict weather because they are stripy and the more brown the warmer the winter weather the more black the colder

They are a native insect that naturally feeds on milkweed plants. If by "bad" you mean are they an invasive or pest species, then no, they are not bad. Some people are allergic to their hairs though, so be careful with them...

A sloth has four legs.

A hairstreak butterfly

Mottephobia or Lepidopterophobia.

Answer 2 by Terrier23: Since there is no actual name for the fear of butterflies, they use these two because they are for the phobia of moths, and moths and butterflies are practically the same. Mottephobia is the fear of moths with Lepidopterophobia is the fear of Jipsy Moths

A June bug is also known as a Japanese beetle and is almost the size of a quarter. The beetle has quickly buzzing wings and tends to hover when it flies. The June bug is black but reflects changing tones of green and blue in the sunlight.

Animals that have an exoskeleton will shed it when they have grown too large for it to fit properly. Reptiles, insect larvae, and many other organisms shed their skins. The periodic shedding of the cuticle in arthropods, the outer skin in reptiles, the antlers of deer, and bird feathers, is called molting.