This caterpillar looks a lot like the monarch caterpillar (above), which may not be an accident. The monarch is most likely "protected" by the bitter sap of the milkweed plant that it eats because some of the toxic compounds in the sap become incorporated into the insect's tissues. The ...
What Is That Black Hairy Caterpillar With Spikes and Red Bands? Did you find a black fuzzy caterpillar? Does it look like the one above? If so, you might have a giant leopard moth caterpillar, also known as a great leopard moth or an eyed tiger moth (scientific name: Hypercompe scribo...
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Note: Some caterpillars aren't actually "furry," like this one. What looks like thick black fur is actually a dense coat of sharp spines that can deal a painful poke if you squeeze the caterpillar too tightly. So take care to be extra gentle when handling these cats. ...