Peter Dexter
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Family: Erebidae
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Maggie Terlecki
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Oh my, I cannot help but compare it to fishing lures, my dad would use, Is that it's head or is it feeding on another insect?
Asher Kelman
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OMG!
Peter Dexter: Eribidae CatalilkarThis is an exceptionally marvelous multi-tufted insect! I have never even imagined such a thing!
Marcos Guerra : Cha Cha Catapillar
There nearest creature I have found is the cha cha caterpillar that lifts and flicks its rear every so often, LOL!
Peter Dexter: Eribidae Catalilkar
Marcos Guerra : Cha Cha Catapillar
There nearest creature I have found is the cha cha caterpillar that lifts and flicks its rear every so often, LOL!
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Paul Iddon
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That's a great caterpillar - but it looks like a toilet brush!!! 
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