Adult caterpillars turn into moths and butterflies, but before that phase most have a network of sting and feathers to protect themselves from the predators. Sometimes, these stings contain toxic substances when they are excreted in the skin of humans. Caterpillar sting attacks can make the skin feel very painful, and this level of pain depends on the type of caterpillar. Fortunately, this pain and itching usually is not a serious problem for most people, but it should still be handled properly. In addition, if you have an allergy problem, you better pay close attention to your body's reactions
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Teach your children to avoid caterpillars that are brightly colored and have vertebrae, especially caterpillars with brilliant colors and feathers that arise, which is usually a natural feature in the types of poisonous animals
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