A CBC Hamilton article quoted Judith Myers, a UBC zoology professor emerita, about caterpillars destroying tree foliage.
She said caterpillars go through natural population cycles that are typically “anywhere between eight and 12 years.”
A CBC Hamilton article quoted Judith Myers, a UBC zoology professor emerita, about caterpillars destroying tree foliage.
She said caterpillars go through natural population cycles that are typically “anywhere between eight and 12 years.”
