These little caterpillars around South Carolina this summer may look whimsical, but their venomous touch is excruciating.

The southern flannel moths likes to feed on elms, maples, hackberries, hollies, oaks, and sycamores, according to the NC State Extension. Kelly Stoj If you see this fluffy little fuzzball around ...

The southern flannel moths likes to feed on elms, maples, hackberries, hollies, oaks, and sycamores, according to the NC State Extension. Kelly Stoj If you see this fluffy little fuzzball around ...

The southern flannel moths likes to feed on elms, maples, hackberries, hollies, oaks, and sycamores, according to the NC State Extension. Kelly Stoj If you see this fluffy little fuzzball around ...

Unfortunately, no-see-ums are very likely to bite if you’re nearby, which can cause a burning sensation, as well as different ...

LoPresti said southern flannel moths sting through venomous hairs that can cause burning, numbness, swelling, and in severe cases, nausea or full-limb inflammation.

Coyote has taken on some of the most agonizing stings on the planet—the Bullet Ant, the Executioner Wasp, even the Gympie ...

Other stinging species found in Texas include buck moth caterpillars, io moth caterpillars, hag moths and saddleback caterpillars. Brown said the species are not considered invasive and usually ...

The oak processionary moth has infested hundreds of trees in Jungfernheide. Several Berlin districts are now warning against ...

After years of appearing in fewer and fewer trees, the oak processionary caterpillar is making a comeback in the Netherlands.