Fuzzy caterpillars may look soft and harmless, but some species have venomous hairs or spines that can cause painful skin reactions. Puss, tussock moth, flannel moth, oak processionary, and saddleback caterpillars are among those that deserve extra caution. Never touch an unfamiliar caterpillar, and keep children and pets at a safe distance. If contact occurs, remove visible hairs with adhesive tape, wash the skin gently, and seek medical help if symptoms are severe.
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