Where were they heading? Why are there so many? These questions refuse to leave my head. Some feel that moving caterpillars in groups can deter predators. Perhaps they find food more easily that way.
Perhaps it’s a strategy to save energy: the ones in advance clear the path, so the ones in back don’t have to work as hard. Do you know where they came from or where they were going?
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