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A wooly bear Caterpillar turns into a tiger moth, usually found on the road or in the grass around winter. The bigger the orange strip the closer winter is. Woolly bear caterpillars are found in North America and Mexico but not Canada, it's to cold there.
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What do woolly worms turn in to?
Woolly worms, also known as woolly bear caterpillars, turn into moths. They undergo metamorphosis, where they spin a cocoon and transform into a moth before emerging as an adult.
Will woolly bear caterpillars eat geranium leaves?
No. There are many kind of woolly or hairy caterpillars and they all eat very specific types of leaf.
Do you have to spray woolly bear caterpillars with water?
Whatever u want to do
What is the enemy of the woolly bear caterpillar?
Frogs are the enemies of wooly bear caterpillars.
What kind of butterfly does a wooly bear caterpillar turn into?
It does not turn into a butterfly at all. It turns into the Isabella Tiger Moth.
What is the name of a black and brown fuzzy caterpillars?
This would be a woolly bear caterpillar (banded woolly bear.) They are found through out North American except Canada.
What temperature do you keep Woolly Bear Caterpillars?
Keep it in a warm dark space, like a closet
Do woolly bear caterpillars bite?
5 .10 maybe 15 pounds depends how tall they are. This is a question for a doctor.
What kind of caterpillars are black and orange and woolly and live in NY area?
a wooly bear catterpillar is probably what you are trying to identify...
Are woolly caterpillars poisonous?
there not poisonous, i have one my self. it selff and sound a jar. if you have to refix what i say go adea
What are the black and brown caterpillars in Iowa?
when a wooly worm caterpillar's black bands are under than the brown one, what weather does this predict?
Can woolly bear caterpillers eat lettuce?
Woolly bear caterpillars are the larva of Isabella Tiger moths. They can eat lettuce if you feed it to them. Their very favorite food is clover, but they also like maple, aster, birch, sunflowers, and dandelions.
