Caterpillars

they taste exactly like their smell unless of course you get them with a sauce for eg chili sauce

Apparently yes, silkworms can/will eat beetroot leaves but not if they have already been eating mulberry leaves. But this is hearsay for me. I have raised them on lettuce leaves from start to finish, however.

Lepidopteran describes the type of caterpillar that eats bean plants. A caterpillar is the larval stage of a butterfly or a moth. Examples range from armyworms (Spodoptera spp) to corn earworms (Helicoverpa zea), cutworms (Agrotis segetum), leaf miners (Cameraria spp) and pod borers (Maruca vitrata).

well, catapillars dont really spin silk, silk worms make silk. catapillars make a sort of spider string but only when they cacoon themselfs up.

The leaves of many trees and shrubs. They have been raised on oak, cherry, walnut, and many other species.

You need the caterpillar to be in sunlight, and give it enough leaves or green plants to survive. Add some water in a dish for it aswell. Place a stick or branch in the jar or container for it to make a cocoon. That all u'll need.

Yes , the most common one is mullberry silkworm x

Adaptations seen in monarch butterflies are that they are poisonous to predators because they eat mostly milkweed. Also, the markings on their wings show animals they are dangerous to eat.

If you leave it there, and nothing else comes along and eats it, then eventually the bottom of the cocoon opens up and a moth or a butterfly struggles out. It sits in the air for a while drying out, then it flys away. If it's a moth, it lays eggs, never eats, and dies.

They were discovered in China and can still be found in China today.

Hi,

I come from a family of animal lovers and we know that they spin a silken like material ( similar to a spider web) round them selves wrapping them tightly as they form into a beutiful butterfly/moth.

Silk is not made out of silk worms. Silk is made by silk worms which spin to make a cocoon for themselves.

A domesticated silkworm produces a single cocoon in its life cycle, which when unraveled can produce up to 3,000 meters of one strand of silk fibre.

it is produced by using the liquid in a silk worms mouth.

No, mice don't eat worms.

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I recently put a wild mouse/vole thing my cats drug in into a cage and tried feeding it strawberries, walnuts, oats and various other things.. (i was trying to keep it alive until its wounds healed) about 15 minutes later it was nosing in the dirt i put in there from my garden and it pulled up a worm and was devouring it..

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The plural form for the noun cocoon is cocoons.

that is a zqfmgb, a rare worm only usually found in New Guinea

Well, I had a tonsillectomy on Jan. 28 and today is Feb. 10 and I am still tyring to heal, but for the most part the bad type of pain in my throat and ear is gone, however, i still have a little difficulty swallowing and eating certain things. My tongue feels very funny when I use it to eat-like floss is holding my tongue down in the back and it shocks me when I use it too much. My taste buds are kind of screwed up and most things I used to eat don't taste very good anymore. So, it's been two weeks and I still am not completely healed. By the way I am 31 years old. It seems the younger you are the faster you heal-one week if you are about 9 years old! Why didn't I do this long ago??

Yes.

Yes they do have a brain everything that is living has a brain.

mi_ch_ae_la_7 says:

Actually that's not completely true... Trees for instance do not have brains, yet they are living. I think the question is relevant to an actual brain in the anatomy, not a metaphorical brain of a living thing. Another living thing that does not have a brain is fungi, it's still living, yet has no brain. An amoeba? Also does not have brain. Cells do not have brains. I think I've proven my point. Thank you.

No

There are several streets in West Virginia that begin with the letter X including Xanthia Way in Weirton, West Virginia and Xavier Lane in New Cumberland, West Virginia.

The antshrike is one bird that eats insects and caterpillars in the rainforest. Other rainforest birds that eat caterpillars include Cassowary, kookaburra, and the keel-billed toucan.

The total in hours would be 423, 25,920 minutes, or a total of 155,520 seconds.