₦airaland Forum

VinnyBaba:
Olodo plenty for Nairaland. 😯😕😕

Nobody knows the name.

Only Peter Obi and Tinubu matter Dem Sabi. 😒

If you Know it's handle just say it, no need to call anyone names

It is called cockroach

itubaba001:
Saw this on my site .

na catapillar be this na

youngest85:
Army worm

Army worm ko, Mopol worm ni

youngest85:
It depends on the location

You dey whine me?

itubaba001:
Saw this on my site .

I saw something like this on thursday on my bitter leaf

oz4real83:
That is a caterpillar, it can consume a lot of greens in your site at this stage, after eating enough, it starts pupating. But you don't know what the word "insect" means if you really called that an insect

you are correct! If you crush it,what you get is like a mash of green slippery leaves.

The child of a green snake, thats is snake pikin

Wealthoptulent:
I hope this solves it

Butterflies have the most beautiful metamorphosis I have seen in nature. Just so beautiful.

advanceDNA:
I am interested in the phone that took the pics

Itel

KingLennon:
BATapillar




Very slow but dangerous

Comrade,Don't start what you won't be able to finish.

itubaba001:
Saw this on my site .

That's a caterpillar that will soon turn into a butterfly

I've killed 2 on my I infant orange tree.

This small caterpillar finished a whole orange tree in 24 hours that fear catch me, I killed it with anger.

The orange tree managed to recover only for me to find another one on it. I use vess grind am with my shoe.

All these are from butterflies, somehow they lay eggs which form different kinds of caterpillars even those venomous ones too.

That insect is worth 50 million naira, it's rare to find...

mariahAngel:
What series?

Don’t mind him…


That’s not an iPhone…it’s an android!

It called, Green bandit

Don't let it touch you, if it does you will regret it. I don't know its English name but we call it ipin in Yoruba

itubaba001:
Ogun Nigeria

We call it Jàhúkẹ́ at Ayetoto, Yewa North LG of Ogun State. But the spot on it back is strange.

Wisedove:
It is called upen in my dialect. If it mistakenly get in contact with your skin, you will speak unknown language

no. Upen always attach to leaves and it's pure green.

Akanoaaa:
Don't let it touch you, if it does you will regret it. I don't know its English name but we call it ipin in Yoruba

Are Hou serious? I also found it in my garden in 2019/2020.

Carterpiller

Wisedove:
It is called upen in my dialect. If it mistakenly get in contact with your skin, you will speak unknown language

I'm telling you.
The pain sharp gan

No be caterpillar be that?
If that thing touch you ehn, you go think say na injection dem give you. Crazy stuff and dem dey chop greens like mad

illicit:
It's a thingamajig

True true....

Na you be ILLICIT

Chasito:
That insect is worth 50 million naira, it's rare to find...

Where dem dey sell caterpillar (larvae) 50 million naira make I go hustle them tomorrow ASAP

mariahAngel:
I'm more intrigued with the fact that you noticed that tiny little creature, and even took the time to take a picture of it.
You're in tune with nature.

It's quite easy to spot if you're observant

itubaba001:
Saw this on my site .

Use google lens na

dontrulee:
It's quite easy to spot if you're observant

That's the thing.
How many people are patient enough to be that observant these days?

brain54:
Don’t mind him…


That’s not an iPhone…it’s an android!

How sure are you, Mr Brain? 😌

mariahAngel:
How sure are you, Mr Brain? 😌

Pretty sure m.a…

It’s obvious!