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caterpillars in to butterflies
« on: 14/05/2007 20:51:15 »
Just how does that happen? oh, and what changes in to a moth?
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  • caterpillars in to butterflies
    « Reply #1 on: 14/05/2007 21:45:21 »
    As we have said before, there is very little difference between moth and butterfly (only that one is nocturnal, and the other is not).
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