Woolly Bear
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The Woolly Bear Caterpillar
Author: Julia Donaldson
language: en
Publisher: Macmillan Children's Books
Release Date: 2022
A beautifully illustrated marvellous minibeast tale from the bestselling Julia Donaldson and award-winning Yuval Zommer.Crawling through the garden, the little Woolly Bear Caterpillar wonders what kind of moth she will become. Bonny and bright, stunning and smart, but not kind, the other caterpillars laugh at the small, plain Woolly Bear. There is one thing that they are sure of: Woolly Bear could never be as dramatic and beautiful as them! But could one little caterpillar be about to undergo a truly terrific transformation?Brilliantly written and stunningly illustrated this engaging picture book comes complete with a nonfiction mini book about caterpillars and moths written by a nature specialist.
Oh No, Woolly Bear!
Looking for a place to spend the winter, the Wooly Bear Caterpillar finds out where the other forest creatures are spending the winter months. What he transforms into will delight readers.
Tiger Moths and Woolly Bears
Author: William E. Conner
language: en
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Release Date: 2009
Moths of the family Arctiidae, with their brilliant coloration, spectacular courtship rituals, and bizarre defenses, are wonders of the natural world. Unpalatable by virtue of secondary chemicals acquired from their hostplants, these moths advertise their defenses by their coloration and often mimic butterflies, wasps, bees, stinkbugs, and even cockroaches. They have ears with which they hear the echolocation of bats, and some answer with aposematic warnings, while some may jam the bats' sonar.This book, the first written on this fascinating group, documents how tiger moths and woolly bears-the adults and larvae of the Arctiidae-flourish in a world rife with predators, parasites, and competitors. The contributing authors' accounts, each written by a recognized expert in the field, weave together seminal studies on phylogeny and behavior, natural history, chemical communication, mate choice and sexual selection, chemical ecology, parasite-host relationships, self medication, animal orientation, predator-prey interactions, mimicry, adaptive coloration, speciation, biodiversity, and more.