Harmful Effects of Spotted tussock moth
A species of Lophocampa, Also known as Mottled tiger, Spotted halisidota
Spotted tussock moth larvae have urticating hairs that may cause itching, burning, and rash upon skin contact. These reactions are generally mild but can occasionally require medical attention. Allergic responses, including respiratory issues, are possible but affect a minority. Transmission occurs through direct contact with the hairs. The health risks are not life-threatening but can cause discomfort.
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