Caterpillars

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The Soviets collapsed.

well the USand the soviets setteled their differences really and agreedit was costing to much money. Also the soviets were going through a change in the goverment and its smaller countrys were becoming independent once again

I have always thought that the striped silkworms which feed on Mulberry leaves are female.

There are other types of Silkworms that dont feed on Mulberry.

There are 4 silkworms that I have located in my enquiries are: (this is to the best of my knowledge and may not be entirely correct)

1. Bombyx mori L. feeds on Mulbery. It is the more common one that children raise.

2. Antheraea mylitta (Tasar or Tussah silkworm) feeds on Arjun and Asan and the Antheraea proyeli J (Oak Tassar) feeds on Oak

3. Philosamia ricini (Endi, Errandi or Eri Silkworm) feeds on Castor leaves

4. Antheraea assamensis (Muga Silkworm) feeds on the aromatic leaves of the Som and Soalu plants

I've had the same one come back once and a while.. but usually the best thing that would work for me, would be to pop it as soon as you can.. then use Listerine a lot.. and try not to mess around with it that much after you popped it. It would go away after about two days at the most. Hope that helped a bit.

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on milkweed leaves

Don't judge any person by their looks.

Danger, Says: "Larve"

this may not be what you're looking for, but anyway, the emperor butterfly is golden yellow in colour.

This is likely the black and red lined blister beetle (Megetra cancellata). These beetles secrete a blistering agent called cantharidin. The red stripes are to warn predators of this toxin.

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Goliath Birdeaters acquirred their name from the time of their discovery, when explorers found one eating a hummingbird. Additionally, the Goliath will raid nests and eat chicks.

a tiger moth caterpillar eats grass leaves and loves others it needs a tiny bowl to clean itself water in that bowl of course.

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right away. some caterpillars even start eating their eggshells after hatching. (*

A green caterpillar with purple on their body is called a Mariposa Copper. These are smaller than most other caterpillars.

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all thay do is eat and sleep all day then thay make a co coon then tun in to a butter fly or a moth then that do it all over a gen lol eat and sleep a bit like boyz lol

Silkworms and mealworms are the same because they both go through the pupal stage and they both turn into somthing else

Caterpillar's are generally very colourful creatures but these colours are there for a purpose. These colours allow them to camouflage and hide from predators and other animals that feed on them. Many caterpillars are green so are able to blend into leaves or trees where larger animals do not spend much time. This is an adaptation they have developed to help them survive and run from predators.

Ithink that they might give you a rash

From the sound of it you have a Garden Tiger Moth.

Yes, most species are they feed on plant material. However, there are some species that are carnivorous and therefore not primary consumers.

Hymenoptera are an order of insects with bees, wasps and ants being examples. The name refers to the membrane like wings

If you see white caterpillars in trees, they could be Hyphantria cunea. When they morph into adults in northern areas, they usually have white wings. In the south they usually have white wings with dark spots on the fore-wings.