MONOMAD : Macrophotography Of Caterpillar (Larva Danaus Chrysippus)

To take part in today's #monomad contest, I want to show you some macro photos of an animal called a Caterpillar. Today I want to share macro photography with all my friends in this beloved community. When I was looking for an object as usual to share on the hive platform, I found a caterpillar type insect for the umpteenth time and this caterpillar was clinging to the leaves of the tree, it seemed that this caterpillar was sucking the sap from the tree on its perch. I immediately took out the macro lens and attached it to my smartphone to take photos of this caterpillar insect, with great patience I finally managed to capture it from several different angles from the head to the tail of this caterpillar insect. After successfully catching it through photos, I finally searched for the Latin name of this insect through a google search, and I found that this insect was named Caterpillar. This caterpillar is also the larva of a butterfly called "Danaus chrysippus" or where I live it is often called a plain tiger. This caterpillar has a very beautiful color starting from the most dominant color, namely white and has yellow, black and brown colors on its body. Uniquely, this caterpillar insect has six horns of which two are located on the head, two horns are located on the body and two more horns are on the tail of this caterpillar. Here are some photos I wanted to share in the black and white community.