Caterpillars

Butterfly

The time that a lava spends in pupation may be brief, as with the Monarch butterfly who only stay in a chrysalis for 2 weeks. However, some species enter into a dormant state when they start pupation and stay in this stage until the appropriate season. They mostly stay dormant through the winter months or during the dry season in the tropics. The time spend in the chrysalis is different for each species of Butterfly. A butterfly does not spin a cocoon, its pupa is called a chrysalis. A moth, however, spins a protective silk case which is known as a cocoon.

a wooly bear catterpillar is probably what you are trying to identify...

what type of caterpilla is dark green with seven slashes on the side of it

once the caterpillar turns into a moth it will have a short time to find a mate and lay its eggs.

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It is a good idea to take some caterpillars and raise them to be adult butterflies. Especially if it is a monarch caterpillar. But make sure you identify the caterpillar before you do.

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it turns into a chrisalis, silly!

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There are a couple of venomous caterpillars. They don't bite, but have spines or spikes on their bodies that will inflict a nasty wound. Fatalities are very rare, though they do happen. A woman from Alberta Canada died this year after stepping on a spiny caterpillar while in Peru. Most likely she stepped on a member of the Lonomia family.

The Lonomia Caterpillar which is one of the few that can cause serious damage is found throughout South America. It's sting can cause fatal hemoraging and kidney failure. Most however, just leave you with a bad sting, which will cause burning, inflammation around the sting, numbness, swelling and in some cases nausea, all depending upon what you came in contact with.

Here are a few more that can cause a bad sting: Saddleback caterpillar Puss caterpillar Io moth caterpillar Hag caterpillar Buck moth caterpillar Spiny oak-slug caterpillar Flannel moth caterpillar

A Monarch Caterpillar will stay in a J for a day before shedding its skin for the last time.

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no i would pick them up and put them safely outside of the garden

Yes. It gets it's water from the leaves it eats. so you don't need to give it separate water.

(by the way, it likes to eat clovers)

Not sure about that last answer since it really didn't offer any intelligent information, but woolly bears get the majority of their water through the plants they eat, and small bits caught in the grass/soil/leaves. There is a good read on them at this site:

http://www.asktheexterminator.com/Caterpillar/Woolly_Bear_Caterpillar.shtml

Specifically, it states: Make sure to add a small amount of water once every two weeks or so. Hope that helps.

A caterpillar that is maroon with a black line on its back could be the Eastern Tailed-Blue Cupido comyntas. These caterpillars are relatively small.

A tent caterpillar when it get long and fat to last the sleep

Silkworms, a type of caterpillar, are the source of silk threads. Silkworms make a cocoon about an inch long in an oval shape. Silkworms only eat the leaves of white mulberry trees.

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White-lined sphinx caterpillars form their cocoons in underground burrows and remain there for two to three weeks before they emerge.

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I have a wooly bear Caterpillar.

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