10 Most Poisonous caterpillar hairs

Caterpillars are best avoided by men, but some types can make badangatal-itch, also be a pest for the crop production. Caterpillars which are categorized as dangerous? Here's the list:

1. The SaddlebackCaterpillar

Caterpillars are beautiful, but be careful if exposed to the poison can cause symptoms of swelling, nausea and rashes selamaberhari-day. Worm is classified as greedy and eat all kinds of plants. There in the garden, flower pots, garden etc.

2. The Cinnabar Moth Caterpillar

Belonging to the voracious caterpillars, but if he ran out of food then it's going on is mutually cannibalism among caterpillars.

To maintain the living worm is equipped with enough weapons poison deadly to their prey. If touched by humans, the toxins are making us itch and rash all over his body

3. The Monarch Caterpillar

His appearance was funny, yellow and white striped hitamdan. If the caterpillar has been hatched, not visible by naked eye because of its size is so small.

These caterpillars grow very fast, it has an average length of 2 inch (about 5 cm). If it becomes a butterfly, very pretty and beautiful MonarchCaterpillar

4. The Gypsy Moth Caterpillar

The characteristics of this type of worm is to have a lot of hair on his head, and unique in the body of the caterpillar is only slightly overgrown hair. The hairs can cause pain and for people who come in contact dermatitis.

They really like some kind of leaf that is Mapple, elm and oak trees. This worm can also cause trees to die

5. The Bag Shelter Caterpillar

The characteristics of this type of worm is to have a lot of hair on his head, and unique in the body of the caterpillar is only slightly overgrown hair. The hairs can cause pain and for people who come in contact dermatitis.

They really like some kind of leaf that is Mapple, elm and oak trees. This worm can also cause trees to die

 6. The Puss Caterpillar

The most toxic caterpillars in North America or Woolly adalahSlug Puss Caterpillar. Do not be fooled by the appearance of fluffy cotton balls because the acid will remove anything that touches and loaded with poisonous spines all over its body. Symptoms of the sting can last several days and include headache, nausea and vomiting. Found in citrus trees, elm and oak.

7. The Stinging Rose Caterpillar

Less than one inch in length. This species has the feathers spiked with poison glands. When touching the barbed hairs, then the poison directly into the body and cause skin rashes and hypersensitivity reactions. These caterpillars can be found on woody plants such as dogwood, maple, oak, cherry, apple, poplar and hickory.

 8. The Hickory Tussock Caterpillar

The venom of caterpillars this kind took place when it comes in contact with hair or spines and cause a skin rash or hypersensitivity.

Hickory Tussock is generally seen from June to September and can be found in southern Canada or North America.

9. The Io Moth Caterpillar

Two types of toxins are released from the back of the caterpillar of this kind lead to a burning sensation and inflammation. They take a lot of trees and shrubs including willow, maple, elm, oak, holly, aspen, locust, cherry, pear and sassafras.

This species can be found in nature, forests and grasslands Februarihingga cornfields of September.

10. The Spinny Oak Slug Caterpillar

Caterpillars of this beautiful color and has a length less satuinch. Toxins released by the spines can cause a severe reaction. These caterpillars like to eat dates, willow, ash, oak, and chestnut Hackberry along with other trees and woody plants are smaller.

This species can be found in the forests of southern Quebec to Maine and south through Missouri, Texas and Florida.