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A hornworms(moth larva) is eating leaves Royalty Free Stock Photo

A moth larva is eating leaves Royalty Free Stock Photo

Leaf caterpillar eating the leaves. Vine Hawk Moth Caterpillar or Hippotion celerio Royalty Free Stock Photo

Caterpillar of the box tree moth eating buxus leaves in damaged Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of a beautiful black and white striped caterpillar eating red leaves in the garden. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Caterpillar of oleander hawk moth eating leaves deliciously Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gypsy moth caterpillars eating tree leaves, closeup. Macro Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bright black and yellow elephant hawk moth caterpillar eating leaves closeup in wild nature Royalty Free Stock Photo

The appearance of the moth larvae is long cylindrical, and their body is composed of three parts: head, chest, and abdomen. The head is a flat triangle with a pair of large compound eyes, a pair of toothed antennae, a pair of chewing mouthparts, and a pair of short jawbones. The chest has three pairs of legs, each with hooked claws at the end that can firmly grasp leaves. The abdomen contains respiratory and reproductive organs.