Atlas Moth Pupa
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If you take it off the cocoon do it die then??
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Nope. The cocoon is only a web of silk that many moths cover they pupae in. If left on its own, the moth will emerge from the pupa and then crawl out through a small opening at the end of the cocoon. Helps prevent unwanted guest from paying a visit to the pupa.
jeremyleewf 2 years ago