Caterpillar insect Details

A caterpillar is a caterpillar that represents the second stage of a butterfly's life. When the butterfly hatches its eggs, a small worm appears and begins to bear and eat. The caterpillar grows but its skin - unlike most animals, it does not grow with it, and soon, the caterpillar starts preparing to get rid of it. An incision appears in the upper part near the end of the head, and then the caterpillar sloughs off its skin. New, smooth skin appears under the old skin, and within days that skin wears out and the caterpillar repeats the same level over and over. And the caterpillar remains in that second stage of full cold for four weeks in that second stage completely cold, and the caterpillar continues to do so.