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Tiny Titan: The Remarkable World's Smallest Caterpillar

The title “world’s smallest caterpillar” refers to the species Stigmella martynella, which is a moth whose larvae are known for their diminutive size. These caterpillars are so small that they can be difficult to see with the naked eye, and they are often less than 1 millimeter in length.

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The World's Smallest: Uncovering the Miniature Wonder of Caterpillars

Giacinta Moretti

The World's Smallest: Uncovering the Miniature Wonder of Caterpillars

The smallest caterpillar in the world is the larva of the pygmy blue butterfly, Brephidium exilis. This tiny creature is only 1-2 millimeters long and can be found in Australia and New Guinea. It feeds on the leaves of Acacia trees.