Unfortunately, you land in literal hot water. Your worm brain can’t really process this, but you’ve just crashed into the ...

Characteristic cocoon with final instar larva and pupa of the alpine rose leaf-miner moth on Rhododendron ferrugineum in Ardez, Graubünden, Switzerland. Alpine rose leaf-miner moth adults resting ...

After about six days the larva will spin a cocoon around itself and develop into a pupa, taking a couple of weeks to develop its eyes, legs, and wings. It then emerges into the hive by chewing ...

The codling moth larvae cocoon once reaching full size, often underneath bark or under debris near the tree’s base. Early ...