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Photo by DigantaGogoi
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gatorfellows
It might be a green slug caterpillar. Caterpillars of the family Limacodidae lack prolegs, and instead have a jelly like belly similar to snails and slugs. Because of this their movements are very slow. Their heads are kept hidden and protected under a turtle shell shaped thorax. It is a lovely spotting whatever it turns out to be.
Atul
wow kya baat hai!!

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Arthropods of North East India
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PublishedJune 19, 2012

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