Caterpillars

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Well I think that it is possible. But you can never know for sure unless you actually see it or do the experiment! But ya I think that it is totally possible! I'm trying to raise four caterpillars! (My green caterpillar is the biggest) Two of them look almost the same! But the other two look different! One of them, (my second favorite one) is a brownish, greenish, gray color and is really really shinny! My first favorite one is a really light lime green with brownish spots and lines on it! And it's really really soft! I love them all! They are all so so so so cute! And I am really really really really excited for them all to turn into butterflies! Ya so anyway I think that it's possible! Thanks for listening! I hope your a Caterpillar/Butterfly fan/lover! Just like I am! Oh and my little brother too! Goodbye now!

Yes, both the leaves and stems of anise plants are edible and can be used in cooking. The leaves have a mild licorice flavor similar to the seeds, and can be added to salads or used as an herb in cooking. The stems can be used as a flavoring in soups or stews.

Yes, packsaddle (or saddleback) caterpillars come from eggs. The dark brown female moth (Acharia stimulea) lays clusters of 30 - 50 light yellow, transparent eggs each of which measure 0.06 - 0.08 inch (1.5 - 2.0 millimeter) in length and 0.04 inch (1 millimeter) in width.

Metamorphosis is the name of the process by which the caterpillar turns into a butterfly. It originates in the combination of the Greek words μετα- (meta-, "change") and μορφή (morphe, "form") because the ground-bound larval phase of the juvenile lepidopteran transforms into the air-born stage of the adult.

Monarch caterpillars have two sets of antennae to help them sense their environment and navigate as they feed and grow. The shorter set, called anterior tentacles, are used for close-range sensing, while the longer set, called posterior tentacles, help them detect chemicals and locate food sources. This dual antennae system is important for their survival in the wild.

Not all acids turn indicators pink because the color change of an indicator depends on the pH of the acid. Different indicators have different color changes at different pH levels. Some indicators change color in acidic solutions, while others change in basic solutions.

Caterpillars help ecosystems by providing food for other animals, such as birds and insects. They also help with nutrient cycling by breaking down plant matter into organic material. Additionally, caterpillars can serve as pollinators for certain plant species.

Inchworms may eat fresh bright green grass.

Alot of grass is common but they thrive on plants leaves.they may eat certain kinds of plants.even poison ivy for protection against birds.if they're too hungry they might eat any kind of leaves or grass like the common green inchworm.

An adaptation that could evolve is for the caterpillars to develop toxic chemicals in their bodies that make them unpalatable or harmful to the birds. This would help the caterpillars defend themselves from predators and increase their chances of survival.

Caterpillars are not strictly nocturnal or diurnal; their activity can vary depending on the species and environment. Some caterpillars may be more active at night, while others are active during the day.

Yes, most catepillars eat plants. The type of plant/s depends on the species of catepillar. i.e. Monarch butterfly catepillars favorite plant is Acelepias, common name "Butterfly weed" or "Milkweed". Many avid gardeners plant Ascelepias for the Monarchs which also feed on the nectar.

cecropia "moths" don't eat anything, they dont have fully developed mouthparts they spend most of their time looking for a mate,the caterpiller eats tree leaves of: ash,birch,alder,elm,maple,wild cherry,willow,apple and lilac.

There is a folklore belief that a white caterpillar (woolly bear caterpillar) with a narrow brown middle band predicts a harsh winter ahead, while one with a wider brown band predicts a milder winter. However, this is not scientifically proven and should not be relied upon for accurate weather forecasting.

It's an old wive's tale, but typically the darker the caterpillar, the worse the winter is going to be. The lighter the caterpillar, the calmer the winter is going to be. Other than that... I dunno. If it bothers you, spray paint them! LoL

A transgenic silkworm is one that has been genetically modified to possess specific traits or characteristics, such as producing silk with enhanced properties or incorporating foreign genes for research purposes. This can be achieved through the introduction of targeted genetic material into the silkworm's DNA using techniques like gene editing or transgenesis.

No information can be found on which caterpillar is the smallest because they can vary in size so greatly. Most caterpillars are almost too small to see with the naked eye when they hatch, and they grow as the eat more.

Hi there. . .I'm from Sudbury Ontario Canada. Got the same problem. I spoke to our local greenhouse/garden nursery hoticulturist. Go out at night and check for insects. Some holes in your leaves are from normal insect activiity, if there's lots, then you know it is a insect problem, HOWEVER, my problem is something different. leaves are curled around the outside edges, almost looks like hand that has formed like a claw. There are a few holes in the upper leaves, but not enough to cause the leaf curl. My problem is from OVERWATERING. . .killing my trees with kindness, Horticulturist said I should only water 2 or maybe 3 times a summer--if that. I've been watering every day for 2 months. I was told to back off on the watering. Don't water again til fall-Sept or Oct. . .but only once. Let the root system find its own source of water. Roots on my trees are starting to rot from overwatering. My trees will be fine as long as I stop watering or killing them with kindness. I have beautiful gardens, my property is amazing. Thought I knew it all. . .but I blew it. . .almost killed my favourite trees in the whole wide world. Good Luck!

The opposite of grass would typically be considered as something like pavement or concrete.

The casing spun of silk by a caterpillar is called a cocoon. The caterpillar uses its silk glands to produce the silk thread and constructs the cocoon to protect itself during the pupal stage of its life cycle. The silk cocoon serves as a safe environment for the caterpillar to undergo metamorphosis and emerge as an adult moth or butterfly.

if your strong enough and dumb enough yeah

The membrane of grasses is called the cuticle. It is a waxy layer on the surface of grass leaves that helps reduce water loss and protects against environmental stresses.

Monarch butterflies will only lay their eggs on milkweed because it is their hostplant. A hostplant is the plant that the caterpillar will eat when it hatches from its egg. So, the monarch caterpillar will only eat milkweed, and the monarch butterfly will only lay its eggs on milkweed. The monarch depends in the milkweed, the milkweed does not depend on the monarch butterflies.

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Male and non-pregnant female polar bears do not hibernate, but can switch over to a "Walking Hibernation" when there is not enough food. They slightly lower their body temperature and decreased heart and breathing rates.This physiological act is unique to Polar Bears no other bear can do.

However, in the fall, each pregnant female digs a 'maternity den' and enters a hibernation-like state. She won't leave the den until her babies are ready to follow her while she hunts.