Stunning caterpillars mimic snakes and frogs, with false eyespots for defense. They transform into black butterflies with blue patches.
Menacing hickory horned devil caterpillar transforms into a gentle giant moth. Impressive in size and color.
Striking monarch butterflies undergo incredible transformation, migrating across continents. Milkweed is crucial for their survival.
Beware the venomous puss caterpillar! Its furry exterior hides toxic spines that cause excruciating pain.
Zebra longwing caterpillars feed on passion flower leaves, becoming toxic and transforming into striking butterflies with black and yellow stripes.
Beware the sting of the neon green saddleback caterpillar with its poisonous spines. As an adult moth, it poses no harm.
Rainforest caterpillars transform into giant butterflies, boasting impressive features like horns and owl-like eyes for defense and feeding on fruit.
Plump green cecropia caterpillars grow into impressive moths with colorful markings, making them one of North America's largest and most stunning species.
Colorful Cairns birdwing caterpillars store toxins in spines as defense. The largest butterflies in Australia, males are vibrant and multicolored.
Hag moth caterpillar, or monkey slug caterpillar, resembles a hairy spider. It stings and transforms into a harmless hag moth.