The caterpillar is the larvae (the baby) of both a butterfly and a moth. After around 2-3 weeks, the caterpillar builds itself into a cocoon where it remains a pupa for a further 2 weeks. The caterpillar then emerges having grown wings. There are more than 20,000 different species of known caterpillar found all around the world Generally, most species of caterpillar are considered to be agricultural pests as they can much their was through fields of cross, often leaving enormous. Some species of caterpillar are also highly poisonous, particulary those species that live in the tropical rainforests. Other species are only poisonous in their caterpillar forms, meaning when they turn into months or butterflies, they no linger have venom Caterpillar difference in size, colour and appearance depends on their species. Some caterpillar are very brightly coloured, where other caterpillar species are quite dull-looking in comparison. Some species of caterpillar are very harry, where others are very smooth. The main aim of the caterpillar appearance is to intimidate its predators and peter them from eating it The caterpillar, like the butterfly, is a herbivorous animal. Caterpillar mainly feed on leaves, plants and flowering plants. Big holes can often be found in leaves indicating the presence of a caterpillar. A number of species of caterpillar are known to be carnivorous and eat a variety of insects that pass them. One caterpillar species found in Hawaii, cooks itself onto a leaf where it stands very straight trying to catch passing bus Due to their small size and worm-like shaped, caterpillar are prayed upon by numerous different species of animal, but the main predators of the caterpillar are birds and large insects such as wasps Caterpillar are also commonly prayed upon by small mammal and reptiles Adoptep from: https://a-z-animals.come/animals/caterpillar/ (10th December 2018) From the text we can conclude that..

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