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Possibly the best known eyespot caterpillar: Hemeroplanes sp. (Sphingidae)
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Hemeroplanes sp. ( Sphingidae ) This genus has some of the most well-known examples of snake-mimicry by caterpillars. I'm not sure th...

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Labels: ACG, behaviour, body size, Caterpillar of the day, crypsis, deflection, eyespots, mimicry, snake mimicry, Sphingidae

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