Hi, hello. I hope you’re having a good day. Are you? Because I was, until I found out about caterpillar’s non-legs. We’ve already written about the fact that the specks on the outside of strawberries ...

We've all seen caterpillars before, and we're all in agreement that they definitely have legs, right? Well, apparently not. It turns out that those little nubs at the bottom of a caterpillar's ...

The extra legs caterpillars have appear have origins in the primitive crustaceans that insects evolved from during the Ordovician period over 400 million years ago. When you purchase through links ...

Prolegs in the body of the world’s largest moth (dark colour), the Atlas moth (Atticus atlas), support the caterpillar in hanging upside down on a twig. Meanwhile, the smaller thoracic legs can ...

A robot caterpillar can use squishy legs to sense the world. Roboticist Takuya Umedachi and colleagues designed the robot after studying real-life caterpillars. These insects can “bend ...

People have been left baffled after discovering the little nubs that we know as caterpillars' legs aren't actually legs at all - and don't correlate to their butterfly limbs either Caterpillars ...