Still a looper, not a chrysalis
Kristy Asao
9 years ago
The looper caterpillar started to work on its cocoon Wednesday mid day. It still hasn't turned into a Chrysalis even now. When I touch it 'cause I wanna move it the green caterpillar moves around inside.
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