Texas A&M AgriLife experts warn of stinging caterpillars as weather warms, what you should know about their venom, and how to identify one.

He found a green “fuzzy” substance growing on the surface of several pans of smoked meat. The inspector also wrote that he found a fuzzy green substance growing on pans of cooked potatoes.

They are generally located toward the top of the plant. By pulling apart the leaves, you can find the slender green caterpillar that is up to ½-inch long with a blackish head, which will verify ...

It was there for conservation, and the scientists in the lead were towing the precious cargo: tiny green caterpillars. Entering a trail road typically closed to visitors, the cars bounced along in ...

Their eggs hatch out into caterpillars that at first resemble bird droppings (great camouflage!) eventually morphing into striking dark green caterpillars with false eye spots that presumably ...

In some ecosystems, caterpillars can be beneficial insects – feeding birds, transforming into beautiful pollinators, and breaking down organic matter. But for many gardeners, the voracious ...

Named for the twin plumes sprouting from its head, the horned parakeet is dressed head-to-tail tip in tropical colours. A RARE AND unusual bird, the horned parakeet is found in just one place on Earth ...

Fuzzy green substance found growing at Loudon restaurant Toggle header content News A grill with a low health inspection grade serves not only pizzas, but burgers, hot dogs, and hoagies as well.

There are many more caterpillars that rely on their camouflage to survive. The cabbage butterfly larva is a good example. If you garden, they are the small green caterpillars that blend in with the ...

They resemble light green caterpillars with a brown head band and distinctive T-shaped markings on the back of two of their three pairs of true legs. Larval sawflies possess six or more prolegs behind ...

This small, bright green caterpillar has a bold brown "saddle" marking in the middle of its back, complete with a white border, like it's wearing a tiny horse blanket. It's covered in sharp, spiky ...

Box tree moths, which start as lime-green caterpillars before growing into adults with white wings and a brown border, feed on boxwood leaves, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Once a ...