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Closer view of Phereoeca uterella caterpillar.

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Brink_Leopard ~brinkleopard

Watcher

13 years ago

SUIJGBDHESA DAJDKH SAIGDF Keep it away from me!

MisterDonPatch ~misterdonpatch

Digital Artist

13 years ago

Wha'choo talking about? That thing looks cool!

Matthew_the_Mouse ~matthewthemouse

Digital Artist

13 years ago

That almost doesn't look like a caterpillar. o.o

Mx_Scade ~mxscade

Writer

13 years ago

I wish I had a picture with this detail when I was drawing these.

Anime Artist

13 years ago

Cool O.o

Six Rabbits ~zombied

Undead Queen

13 years ago

Ain't nature neat?

That's so cool. May not be winning too many beauty contests, but this is a fascinating little critter.

Patpahootie ~patpahootie

Writer, Game Designer

13 years ago

Squeeeeeeeee!

NessEggman ~nesseggman

Line Artist

13 years ago

Gorgeous!

Scratch TL ~scratchel

Plume de Noms

13 years ago

Huh, looks like a caddisfly larva (aquatic, make protective casings with gravel.)

OP

Photographer

13 years ago

Similar idea, except this eventually just turns into a rather boring brown moth.

Icepaws ~icepaws

13 years ago

both casings can be used in jewelery.

Mattlewis ~mattlewis

Photographer

13 years ago

Reminds me of a horror movie but look's nice what kind of larve is it.

Traditional Artist

13 years ago

by an odd coincidence did an LJ post about these the other day

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