This pus caterpillar looks like a harmless little toupee but it's way more dangerous than that. (Image: © Virginia Department of Forestry)
2020 sucks.
ha, i was gonna say “Not to worry, the murder hornets will put a whoopin on em”
We call them Democrats.
2020 murder spiders.
rapture time
We have them here plus more. I was stung by a Saddle-Back (Pack-Saddle) once and ended up at the ER.
Haven’t seen any of these, yet, but here in Virginia, I got into some Giant Hog Weed and it has torn my legs up!
Northern Virginia now has its own official insect!
I got bit (okay, stung) by one of these emptying my RV tanks one time reaching into a blind area. Freakin hurt for a long time.
https://ugaurbanag.com/saddleback-caterpillars/
I can say with great confidence that we’re all gonna die.
OK what’s the dims up to now?
Sounds like something out of Australia.
Where I live we have these creatures called Processional Caterpillars, named for the way they follow each other in a straight line. They can give nasty stings to humans and can be fatal to pets. They aren’t as flamboyant looking as these Caterpillars but still pretty nasty. Best left alone.
Lord, I’ve never trusted toupee’s.
Toupee you say, quick, get some to Biden so he can sniff’em real good.
Biden?
Speaking of nasty flora and fauna there’s a thorny vine that grows all through out the woods and pine barrens here in southern NJ. I encountered it a lot when I worked for home builders putting sub divisions in this area years ago.
It grows to about waist height. It’s whip like and has thorns about an inch long that can go through a pair of Carhart overalls with no problem.
Dare I say it?
Hell toupées.
We had them when I was in Florida. They lived in oak trees and orange trees. You didn’t want get one inside your shirt down your back. It would make you sick.