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caterpillar devepes into silk moth by hatching .​

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They are caterpillars that spin a silk cocoon and turn into moths while they are inside. After hatching from an egg, it takes one month for the worms to grow large enough for the silk to spin. They spend three weeks in the cocoon and then emerge like a moth to mate and lay eggs.

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