Caterpillars have multiple legs which enable them to crawl and climb like no other climbing herbivore on the planet. Worm movements are peristaltic, meaning, they move about through muscle contractions. Caterpillars use passive grip to tackle the most complex objects, bending, twisting, and crumpling their way up, down, and around these objects.

There are literally thousands of different worm species on the planet today and they play a huge part in helping the earth’s trees, plants, fruits, and vegetables thrive.