Figure 2 in Do caterpillars of Dryas iulia alcionea (Lepidoptera, Nymphalidae) show evidence of adaptive behaviour to avoid predation by ants?

Figure 2. Behaviour and disappearance of larvae of Dryas iulia alcionea after resting site removal (fifth instars do not build resting sites, so they were removed from the leaves for only a few seconds). The bars represent the frequency, for each instar, for the two responses found (reconstruction, white bars; no reconstruction, striped bars). Black bars represent caterpillars that disappeared after the beginning of treatment. Ntotal5382 larvae.