Fuzzy Tussock Moth Caterpillars: Watch Out in Central Florida
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Central Florida residents, beware of the tussock moth caterpillars causing skin irritation! These barbed caterpillars are peaking in numbers, leading Sanfords Paw Park to close for natural treatment. Theyre native to North America, commonly found in oak and elm trees, and even on gas station roofs and car doors. Touching them can cause red bumps and itchy rashes. Experts advise using tape to remove hairs gently, avoiding squashing them for bird food. Stay cautious until the season ends.
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