A disaster caused to my cilantro plants 😥😥😥

A huge hello to everyone in the Hive community at @gardenhive, who have inspired me to create and develop a small and encouraging oasis in my wonderful garden. This is something I owe solely and exclusively to this enormous community. My love for plants, as I have expressed in other posts here, I will never tire of thanking you for it, although I know that I still have much to do and learn.

Well, today, after several days of not being around here—not because I don't want to, but because I've been working, putting all my effort into, as I said when I first started here in the community, creating a beautiful garden, not only with fruit trees but also with ornamental plants—and that's what I'm immersed in. Little by little, I'll show you what I've been achieving, although, as I've titled this, something is causing havoc in my work with the already well-established cilantro plants, so beneficial for health and divine for culinary seasonings. Yes, the culprits of this disaster are those well-known to everyone who dedicates themselves to planting: "caterpillars." In a short time, they've turned my little garden into a wreck, and I'm reaching out to you in the hope that you can help me repel these creatures that have ruined what I built with so much love and care, since I planted it in a high area to avoid the chickens. from the neighbors, but the caterpillars took over my cilantro. I know it's part of the job, that sometimes you lose, but I won't give up.

They were so beautiful 😔

I really don't know where these little creatures came from, but I do know that they destroyed everything in the blink of an eye. I thought they were the chickens, until I decided to go and look early in the morning, and I saw about two, but tonight I went, and they were having a feast, practically destroying everything.