Photos of some of the most common furry caterpillars you'll find in your garden, plus which ones are likely to become pests, ...

The fast and furry little black things are probably saltmarsh caterpillars, TAMU said, one of 8 types of woollybear caterpillars and experts say they're harmless. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

These large butterflies do not migrate like monarchs. They glide through fields and farmlands and frequent urban landscapes.

Check out these black fuzzy caterpillars taking over Houston! 🐛🌱 Despite their intimidating appearance, they are not poisonous or stinging. #Houston #Caterpillars #NatureWonders 🌿🌎 ...

HOUSTON — Watch your step! Some furry -- and fast -- little creatures are showing up in Houston. They're saltmarsh caterpillars and they're harmless to people! Your garden may be a different ...

These caterpillars start out with dark brown and orange bands ringing their body. They start to grow “setea” or those small black hairs that appear fuzzy, and lose the colored bands.

The university explains that saltmarsh caterpillars typically are black-brown to yellowish, ... Finally, here’s a fun little anecdote about these caterpillars.

It’s early fall and we sometimes enjoy seeing fuzzy orange and black caterpillars trekking over the trails on their way to better foraging or a site for pupation. Although we usually call them ...

The fast and furry little black things are probably saltmarsh caterpillars, TAMU said, one of 8 types of woollybear caterpillars and experts say they're harmless. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...