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Leaf insects, belonging to the family Phylliidae, are not poisonous to humans. They primarily rely on their remarkable camouflage to avoid predation, mimicking leaves and twigs to blend into their environment. While they do have some defensive mechanisms, such as releasing a mild, unpleasant odor when threatened, they lack any toxic substances that would harm humans. Their survival strategy is mainly based on disguise rather than venom or poison.

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