Spiny elm caterpillars are venoumous. They are usually found in the woods. They eat elm, cottonwood, huckleberry, and willow. But when they are found in large numbers they can be dangerous. If they are crawling on you don't slap it with your skin or against your clothes (instead remove it with a stick or with tape).
No, not all caterpillars with spikes are poisonous. Many of the caterpillars who have spikes are poisonous, but others use this as an advantage because if they seem to look poisonous then predators will not eat them.
it is the spikes on it that make it poisonous
no there not because if they were they wouldn't sell them at the store.
Usually,birds eat caterpillers,but practically anything can eat the non poisonous ones.
it is the blow fish its the fish when it inflates it has spikes...
a fish with poisonous spikes around the head area.
Probably the ones with spikes and hairs.
Technically, yes, those spines are poisonous. However, that is to protect them from other fish and it's not likely to be any danger to you.
Spurwing Plovers, also called Masked Lapwings, have a sharp bony spur on their 'shoulder', but it is not poisonous.
Yah, dude they be posin' They often have venomous spines but most are not poisonous. If you clean off the spines, you can probably eat them without being poisoned.
None, there are no poisonous snakes. There are venomous snakes but not poisonous. The difference is the poison is usually on the skin of an animal like a frog, and you touch the poison and then get hurt. Venom is emitted by fangs or spikes into your skin or a body part and injected into you. There are no poisonous snakes.
No, the cattail is edible! You can eat the stem which tastes like a cucumber, and the flower spikes which taste like corn.
A raphide crystal is a spherical ball that has little spikes on them. They are blue and they will be poisonous when they have calcium oxalate.