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Body Parts. The head of a caterpillar is followed by 12 or 13 segments. Like all insects, caterpillars have three pairs of permanent legs, one pair on each of the first three segments directly behind the head. These legs are usually hard and jointed. At their tips are tiny claws, but in some caterpillars these are not developed.
This caterpillar worksheet helps children learn what and where the different parts of a caterpillar are. There are 3 versions, all ready to print and use.
4 Σεπ 2024 · Kids will learn about the specific anatomical parts of a caterpillar, including the tentacles, head, thorax, abdomen, bristles, true legs, prolegs, and spiracles. This helps them understand how caterpillars are structured and the function of each part.
Body Parts of a Caterpillar: Eyes, Bristles, Head, Mouth, True Legs, Prolegs.
The life cycle of a caterpillar has four parts: egg, larva (the caterpillar stage), pupa (the chrysalis stage), and adult (the butterfly or moth stage).
11 Δεκ 2019 · The caterpillar contracts muscles to open and close the spiracles. One spiracle pair is found on the first thoracic segment, T1, and the other eight pairs are found on the first eight abdominal segments, A1 through A8.
Caterpillars have a segmented body consisting of a head, a thorax (with three pairs of jointed legs with hooks), and an abdomen (usually with five pairs of stumpy prolegs). Its primary function is to eat and grow in preparation for pupating. Eating, Tasting, and Smelling.
