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posted on 18 December 2009 in Best of the Web
The hairs on the caterpillars are hollow conduits for the underlying poison glands. Contact with them causes a burning sensation and inflammation that can be as painful as a bee stin...more info>>> |
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posted on 18 November 2009 in Best of the Web
The bug expert explains the trees are being chewed up -- not by a beetle -- but a moth, the Tussock moth.
The scene is west of Sedalia in Douglas County in the Pike National...more info>>> |
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posted on 23 November 2007 in Museum Insect Pests
Museum bosses at Norwich Castle Museum are currently planning to take more than a thousand specimens out of the display section of the natural history department because they are infested with the ...more info>>> |
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