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Caterpillars
Caterpillars are the larval form of butterflies and moths and eat leaves voraciously.
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What is the recipe using Dawn dish soap and vinegar for caterpillar worms?
In a spray bottle, combine one part vinegar, three parts water, and just a teaspoon of dishwashing detergent. Swirl the contents to mix them together thoroughly before each use.
No, caterpillars cannot eat salt. They eat leaves, or other organic matter.
Light and temperature causes a tree to bloom. During the spring when the temperature warms up and there is more light, the trees will start to have their flowers blossom or leaves begin to grow.
on each side of the caterpillar's segment,there is an oval opening called the spiracle.This leads in to a branching tube,the trachea,that delivers air to all of the segments.The caterpillar does not actually breathe,but the compression and extension of each segment as the caterpillar moves causes the air to go in and out of the spiracles,so that oxygen can be taken in,and carbon dioxide given out.
What would a film be called that chronicled the metamorphosis of a caterpillar into a butterfly?
A documentary
How long does it take for a inch worm to turn into a butterfly?
well it varys coz like some inch worms are like i hate being an inchworm and then like turn into butterflys like soo much quicker than the ones that are like i hate being a butterfly
The milkweed and the insects that feed on it ( monarchs, milkweed tussocks, milkweed leaf beetles, milkweed longhorns, etc.) have coevolved. All plants have toxins in them to keep from being eaten, but certain species develop immunity to certain toxins, allowing them to feed only on those plants. The evolutionary relationship between plants and the insects that eat them has been likened to an "arms race", in which plants develop toxins to help themselves survive and then the insects develop immunities to allow them to keep feeding. After millions of years of this convolution, very firm insect-host relationships are developed, which is why most insects can only feed on a single host plant or family of host plants. Monarchs have also developed the ability to sequester the Cardiac glycosides in the milkweed to gain the toxicity for themselves. This is a fairly common adaptation in insects.
Does your skin shed throughout the day?
yep. an estimated amount of 100 strands of hair fall out everyday too
How much money does the milkweed plant cost at hondipo?
Not all locations of the Home Depot sell milkweed plants. They are usually a few dollars for milkweed seeds online.
When can you notice the chryalis change?
A monarch chrysalis will change from bright green to a turquoise colour before turning black,If you look close enough you can see the changes.You will see the butterfly forming.When the chrysalis is black it isn't long before it emerges.
What will happen if you cut off your buttox?
You would not have a butt and you would not be able to sit properly
What is caterpillar arrangement number?
The caterpillar arrangement number identifies the type of caterpillar engine that is installed. Cat machines have a variety of engines for each of their machines.
What happens if you disturb a butterfly cocoon?
If you disturb a butterfly cocoon, it can kill the growing insect inside. It is important to leave the cocoon alone to let it develop naturally.
Are Cinnabar caterpillar danger to humans?
No, they are not poisonous unless we eat them. so you can touch them, grow them and study them without getting poisoned. you have probably seen them on a tall plant with yellow flowers, this is called ragweed. the plant is poisonous and if you touch it i highly advice you wash your hands. the cinnabar caterpillar eats the poison and when they are finished they move to another plant. after they cocoon they turn into a beautiful black and red moth called the cinnabar moth!
