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A Gulf Fritillary caterpillar is a vivid red-orange with branching black spines. The spines are not poisonous to touch but are certainly intimidating. Many predators wonâ€™t eat these caterpillars. Gulf Fritillary caterpillars use passionflower vines as larval food plants Read more: mySouTex.com - Butterfly Garden experiences invasion of spiky caterpillars

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