Residents in Surrey, England, have been warned about the presence of oak processionary moths in local areas. The caterpillars can pose health risks to humans and are dangerous to pets.
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Residents in Surrey, England, have been warned about the presence of oak processionary moths in local areas. The caterpillars can pose health risks to humans and are dangerous to pets.
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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
Residents in Surrey Advised to Monitor for Oak Processionary Moths