What's the biggest caterpller in the UK?
What's the biggest Caterpllar in the UK?
14 August 2009, 02:14 PM
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14 August 2009, 02:15 PM
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You stooooopid ijiots!!! 
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14 August 2009, 03:49 PM
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Apparently it's an Elephant Hawk Moth Caterpillar. There are other species too, one is bright green called the Lime Hawk Moth Caterpillar, there's a Bedstraw one and a Convolvulus one but all get to about 6" long. There's loads more too, the Death Head being the most famous from Silence of the Lambs.
P.S. I just learnt all of that from Google.
P.S. I just learnt all of that from Google.
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14 August 2009, 03:51 PM
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This is what they look like when they've growed up.
http://ukmoths.org.uk/images/SmallEl...HawkMothAB.jpg
http://ukmoths.org.uk/images/SmallEl...HawkMothAB.jpg
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I could spend hours watching one of these play.....
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The biggest caterpillar will be an immigrant that has only got in to the UK because of Labour's lax immigration policies. It will also be taking jobs from all the British caterpillars. No doubt it will be living in a free council cocoon and will be breeding at a far greater rate than the indigenous caterpillars.
They should all be shot.
They should all be shot.
14 August 2009, 11:43 PM
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The biggest caterpillar will be an immigrant that has only got in to the UK because of Labour's lax immigration policies. It will also be taking jobs from all the British caterpillars. No doubt it will be living in a free council cocoon and will be breeding at a far greater rate than the indigenous caterpillars.
They should all be shot.
They should all be shot.
(true)
15 August 2009, 12:14 AM
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Googling "caterpillar" and "muslim" comes up with some interesting results.
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I think scientists (particularly biologists) might disagree.....
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Neither the action taken by the mother silkworm to protect its eggs, nor the behaviour of a tiny caterpillar devoid of any awareness, education or knowledge can be explained by evolution. First of all, the ability of the mother to produce the thread it uses to secure its eggs is miraculous.
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Googling "caterpillar" and "muslim" comes up with some interesting results.
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I think scientists (particularly biologists) might disagree.....
From this site
I think scientists (particularly biologists) might disagree.....
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