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Tussock Moth Caterpillars Can Sting

By Roy Barkhane
Tussock Moth Caterpillars Can Sting

Tussock Moth Caterpillars Can Sting is drawing attention now. Here’s what changed today, why it matters, and what to watch — pulled from startribune.com and other verified sources.

The long hairs are a defense mechanism on white-marked tussock, milkweed tussock and banded tussock moths.

Fuzzy caterpillars are crawling about, but don’t pick them up. Here’s why.

Zooming out, the new details shift the near-term calculus for people directly involved and for anyone tracking the bigger picture.

Key Takeaways

  • Fuzzy caterpillars are crawling about, but don’t pick them up. Here’s why.

What’s Next

  1. Follow-up: Fuzzy caterpillars are crawling about, but don’t pick them up. Here’s why.

Quick Facts

  • Published: Roy Barkhnane • Sep 21, 2025 08:01 AM EDT
  • Source mix: startribune.com

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Roy Barkhane

Roy Barkhane

Roy Barkhane covers business, tech, and public policy for BRRO News. Follow for sharp analysis and ground reports.

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