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I debated rotating the image 90\u00b0 CCW and photoshopping out the thread but it didn’t look natural with the way the caterpillar was curled.<\/p>\n
If you look closely, the caterpillar is only touching the wall at the rear of its abdomen, or more technically, its anal prolegs. Other than that, it’s relying on the single thread to keep it from falling down.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Nature can be so cool!\u00a0<\/p>\n
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