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Give one reason why caterpillars of the ruby tiger moth have very few predators

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Answer from: Izzyfizzy

They aren't attractive and they have spike-like tufts. I think they are probably nocturnal like their adults too.

Explanation: The early caterpillars are yellowish and gray with sparse tufts of black hair; each abdominal segment with round black dorsolateral spot on each side of midline; later caterpillars are densely hairy black and brown

Answer from: youngg52

Camouflage(blend into their surroundings extraordinarily well. Many are a shade of green that matches their host plant. Others look inedible objects, like bird droppings (the young Tiger Swallowtail larva).

tiger swallowtail larva)

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The Tiger Swallowtail caterpillar has large eyespots.Eyespots (rubby tiger caterpillars have eyespots that make them look like a bigger, more dangerous animal, like a snake). An eye***spot is a circular, eye-like marking found on the body of some caterpill

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Bad smells Some caterpillars can emit very bad smells to ward off predators. They have an osmeterium, an orange, y-shaped gland on their neck which gives off a strong, unpleasant odor when the caterpillar is threatened

Answer from: Quest

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It might. it might because if you think about if they discovered if we came from (lets say something funny like aliens) and thy found cells that matched and they would have t do more research about it but would most probably change their theory.

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