Three types of beautiful caterpillars: Spilarctia subcarnea, Junonia orithya and Pyrrhia exprimens

Hello dear friends, good evening wherever you are.....

I am back here to enliven this greatest community. Tonight I have three types of beautiful caterpillars that I managed to capture. The first one, let's look at a caterpillar from the Spilarctia subcarnea moth. I found the caterpillar on the tip of a pale green leaf.

At first I felt a little goosebumps with this caterpillar. Its fur is very long and thick. Luckily the caterpillar was just sleeping there, not moving at all. The caterpillar is brownish black decorated with white spots. In terms of color, this caterpillar is a lucky caterpillar, it has a color that is easy to camouflage.

Now let's look at the caterpillar from the Junonia orithya butterfly. I found this caterpillar on a green leaf. The caterpillar was looking for the most comfortable place to enjoy the leaf. It has a small body and its flesh looks very tender. It makes sense because it has a hobby of eating and eating. Its entire body is protected by sharp thorns. The shape of the thorns is very interesting, branching like a tree whose leaves have all fallen.

Lastly, let's look at the caterpillar of the Pyrrhia exprimens moth. I found the caterpillar enjoying delicious food. He was enjoying the green leaves that were still very fresh. He was very greedy enjoying his food without caring about my presence near him. This caterpillar is white decorated with black and orange spots that have character.