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Brits warned to keep an eye out for toxic caterpillars that can harm humans and kill pets as they infest gardens and woodlands after heatwave
Brits are being warned to be cautious of toxic caterpillars infesting gardens and woodlands after a heatwave, as these creatures can harm humans and potentially kill pets. The infestation is linked to recent high temperatures, raising concerns about public health and animal safety.
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