"benefit from rain"

#10151150

11 June 2023

The larva or caterpillar of Arctiinae or tiger moth family of Erebidae (superfamily Noctuoidea) does not drink water. They normally obtain sufficient fluids from the food plants that they eat. This caterpillar benefits from rain or other moisture reaching them, they use moisture to keep them from drying out too much. This caterpillar has a tendency to wander right before they pupate or become chrysalis. This caterpillars' defense system at the tip of each defensive hair is a microscopic barb with a weakened ring at the base, allowing the barb to easily break off in the skin of any animal that grabs onto them can be a cause of Lepidopterism. A fuzzy hairy caterpillar of tiger moth others have gone hiking on the walls to reach the scanty water lying on the wall at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 11/06/2023.

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#10151152

11 June 2023

The larva or caterpillar of Arctiinae or tiger moth family of Erebidae (superfamily Noctuoidea) does not drink water. They normally obtain sufficient fluids from the food plants that they eat. This caterpillar benefits from rain or other moisture reaching them, they use moisture to keep them from drying out too much. This caterpillar has a tendency to wander right before they pupate or become chrysalis. This caterpillars' defense system at the tip of each defensive hair is a microscopic barb with a weakened ring at the base, allowing the barb to easily break off in the skin of any animal that grabs onto them can be a cause of Lepidopterism. A fuzzy hairy caterpillar of tiger moth others have gone hiking on the walls to reach the scanty water lying on the wall at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 11/06/2023.

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#84088

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84089

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84090

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84091

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84092

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84093

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84094

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84095

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84096

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84097

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84098

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84099

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84100

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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#84101

17 April 2014

Now is Aus season in Bangladesh.Farmers are busy with collecting rice from field at Asulia near Dhaka. The dominant food crop of Bangladesh is rice, accounting for about 75 percent of agricultural land use. The second harvest is aus, involving traditional strains but more often including high-yielding, dwarf varieties. Rice for the aus harvest is sown in March or April, benefits from April and May rains, matures during in the summer rain, and is harvested during the summer.

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