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They emerge from their cocoons about ten days after spinning them.


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How long a caterpillar takes to become a cocoon depends on its species. Some species take three weeks to three months.

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The eastern tent caterpillar typically spends about 2-3 weeks in its cocoon before emerging as an adult moth.

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I just found a Lunar Moth catipiller. Talked to a lady that has studied them and she told me the one I have found is about to form its cocoon and that it would come out next spring.

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Q: How long does an eastern tent caterpillar stay in it's cocoon?
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