Caterpillars

Grubs are the larvae of insects.

with their tiny legs

You can find it on a branch

Caterpillars sleep in a cocoon when they transform into a butterfly.

Caterpillar, Inc. makes all different types of tractors and equipment so the demographics are going to be varied for its customers. Caterpillar, Inc. sells machinery to home owners for cutting their lawn, construction equipment for building roads, and giant trucks for hauling gravel.

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Moths make a Cocoon, and butterflies make a chrysalis. But I do believe that all caterpillars (that make it alive) must go through their pupa stage.

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Caterpillar is a young one of a butterfly or moth.

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you cannot tell if the caterpillar is boy or girl

Some caterpillars are covered in minute hairs that are released when touched, and can be an irritant when they come into contact with bare skin.

It tastes like some sort of odd fruity thing that is completely unheard and you will have the hardest time putting your tongue on what it tastes like............

Kilograms definatly

in an ecosystem there is long green grass. sticks and very few predators. they are cold blooded so they like warm ecosystems. caterpillars like few trees and flat land.

Well u can leave it on a porch

In insects, ligation is the joining of two DNA strands or other molecules. The procedures of ligation in caterpillars have little effect on the caterpillars turning into moths or butterflies.

Caterpillars exist to perform two duties, eating and avoiding being eaten. The pictures seldom show the caterpillars feeding, but frequently show the defensive structures that keep others from feeding upon them. There are many caterpillars here with hairs or "urticating spines", filled with an irritant that can cause sharp pain. So watch out for the spines, although you never have to worry about a bite; caterpillars never evolved a venomous bite, so you can let even the spined ones walk over you. The wonderful Acraga hamata looks as if it is covered in a mosaic of transparent glass beads; this is gelatinous material that breaks away if the caterpillar is grabbed. Several of the specimens here are hard to see because they look just like a torn leaf or a branch or a mat of fungus. For mimicry, there is nothing to beat Hemeroplanes triptolemus, an undistinguished drab green caterpillar when at rest. When disturbed, however, it raises and inflates its hind end, which takes on the appearance of a viper's head, complete with eyes, mouth, and nose spots. It holds still in this position, but if further provoked, can even make the viper's head strike at the offending predator, although there is no threat of a bite. The authors say that even if you know that, it is hard to keep from withdrawing your hand in shock if you are performing the experiment yourself.

The Foley Mountain caterpillar turns into a Foley Mountain Butterfly. This happens after they hatch from the chrysalis that they spin.

Bu6terflies make chrysalises rather than cocoons. Moths make cocoons out of silk and butterflies make chrysalises during their molting.

One .. I believe you might be thinking of an earthworm, which does have several hearts.

why is the carerpillar a good example of camouflage

Caterpillars have 12 eyes - six pairs of simple eyes, also called ocelli. Ocelli can detect changes in light, but cannot see like a human eye.

Depends upon the species, each type of caterpillar has its own host plant example: monarch caterpillars only eat milkweed.

If you move a caterpillar from its specialized host plant it may die because it may not be able to find it's way back to the appropriate plant again.