The Cotton Bollworm is a common agricultural pest known scientifically as *Helicoverpa zea*. It primarily affects crops like cotton, corn, and soybeans, feeding on the buds, flowers, and fruit of these plants. The larvae are green or brown and can cause significant damage, leading to reduced yields for farmers. This pest is found in many regions, particularly in the United States and South America. Farmers often use integrated pest management strategies, including biological control and crop rotation, to minimize the impact of Cotton Bollworm on their crops. Understanding its life cycle is crucial for effective management.