Is EVERYTHING poisonous in Australia?
Lonomia obliqua: The Assassin Caterpillar. Residing in South America, it is responsible for several human deaths each year. The spines that cover the caterpillar's body contain a devastating toxin that can cause massive internal bleedingpic.twitter.com/0Y0Vl25wHB
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It says South America...
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Can't wait for the reboot of Assassin's Creed.
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Nope. Not petting this one.
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Oh good
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Well, I mean he is all covered in don't touch me pokers and such.
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Its the only way to be sure
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Death by Christmas tree
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'Residing' in South America. How regal.
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OOps I read it wrong. South America..well, that happens, I guess
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So, why do people eat this?
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I missed the part where they said people ate this caterpillar.
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What's the butterfly do, strafe you?
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Sounds pretty metal
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Lovely....
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