A Moment of Science
WANTED--Superlative silk producers. Benefits include housing, unlimited food and protection from all predators.
The silk trade was so valuable that anyone who tried to take silkworm eggs or mulberry seeds out of China was put to death.
Rose bushes and other plants have a time honored method of communicating with yellow jackets and other wasps.
Do caterpillars have table manners? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Did you know that some plants might actually "talk" to one another? Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Find out about the animals that travels long distances in a single-file line head-to tail.
The root of the addiction lies not just in this chemical, but in the chemical receptors located in the whiskers just outside of the caterpillar’s mouth.
In the real world, some caterpillars and plants engage in a deadly struggle for survival. We’re talking full-scale battle, involving chemical weapons no less.
The coloring of certain flowers can have motivational effects on bees and caterpillars. Find out how on this Moment of Science.
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