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Lonomia obliqua is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the most poisonous caterpillar in the world due to its dangerous properties. These sluggish creatures inhabit the tropical forests of South America, particularly in southern Brazil. Their flexible bodies are covered with spiky bristles that can easily pierce human skin. Known as the lazy clown among insects, this nickname doesn't reflect the true danger of Lonomia. Touching this caterpillar can result in kidney failure, destruction of red blood cells, and tissue bleeding. The most unpleasant aspect is their perfect camouflage among surrounding foliage, making them almost impossible to spot. Fortunately, these caterpillars only appear for a few months each year. To stay safe, it’s wise to avoid contact with any caterpillars or unidentified plants during this period.

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