Caterpillars vibrate to attract other caterpillars: Study
Researchers have found that caterpillars create vibrational noises to attract others of its kind. Caterpillars were found to make distinct sounds by rubbing, scraping body parts against a leaf or by shaking their bodies to ask for help from other caterpillars for feeding, making silk. The study would help develop new pesticides to deter communications between the insects, researchers said.