But woolly bear colors can tell you other things. For example, these caterpillars tend to shed their exoskeletons six times before transforming into moths—a process known as molting. And each ...

We most commonly see woolly bear caterpillars in the fall ... they must be the larval stage of some kind of moth or butterfly. A few days ago, I spotted a medium-sized, tan-colored moth in ...

Notice that these are all moth caterpillars; butterfly caterpillars are almost ... This species is related to the banded ...

If you've seen one in your Florida yard, you've probably encountered the giant leopard moth caterpillar, also known as the giant woolly bear. What is the black caterpillar with spikes and red bands?

This is a woolly bear caterpillar. It has black-colored ends and a band of brown color in the middle. It turns into the Isabella Moth: Legend has it that you can look at a woolly-bear (sometimes ...

Also, there are about 260 species of tiger moths (the adult of the woolly bear caterpillar) in North America, according to the NWS, and each species has slightly different color patterns and hair ...

After waking from a winter hibernation, the caterpillar will feed through spring, then cocoon and emerge as an Isabella Tiger Moth. Even though the woolly bear caterpillar may give Punxsutawney ...

Want to know how bad this winter is expected to be? You could look at the long-term NOAA forecasts for Ohio, or to the meteorologists at the National Weather Service, with their fancy technology ...

Isabella tiger moths are found throughout the U.S., though not in Hawaii and Alaska. Even though the woolly bear caterpillar may give Punxsutawney Phil a run for his money, the best winter ...