Catapilla

A misspelling of the word "Caterpillar." A caterpillar is the larva of a butterfly or moth (order Lepidoptera). Caterpillars are typically characterized by their elongated, segmented bodies, three pairs of true legs on the thorax, and prolegs on the abdomen. They are voracious feeders, primarily consuming plant matter, and play a significant role in the ecosystem as both herbivores and prey. Caterpillars undergo several molts as they grow, eventually transforming into a pupa before emerging as an adult butterfly or moth. The misspelling often arises due to the auditory similarity between "pillar" and "pilla."