Harmful Effects of Echo moth
A species of Seirarctia
Contact with echo moth larvae may result in mild allergic reactions, such as skin rashes or irritation, in susceptible individuals. These health risks are not life-threatening but may require symptomatic treatment. Transmission occurs through direct contact with the larvae's hair. The majority of people are at minimal risk.
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