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The lifecycle of webworms

Making It Grow Minutes by South Carolina Public Radio

Aug 6, 20261:00Games & Hobbies

The webworms we’re seeing in record numbers this year started as eggs laid by a female moth on the ends of branches.

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The lifecycle of webworms is an episode from Making It Grow Minutes by South Carolina Public Radio. The webworms we’re seeing in record numbers this year started as eggs laid by a female moth on the ends of branches. The episode was publish...

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Published Aug 6, 2026, 1:00 long, audio available.

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