Dancing Lonomia Obliqua Reacting to Sound Vibrations in the Brazilian Amazon

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Location: Brazil

[blazereho]

I like how some of them don’t participate. It’s like they’re doing sit-ups but some of them don’t wanna

[raypalmer]

This just got recommend to me. You've hit the algorithm jackpot my friend.

[VividElites]

Googled what these where, found this:
found primarily in Brazil, the Lonomia obliqua, a/k/a the “assassin caterpillar.” This moth-to-be is unlike most caterpillars, in that it doesn’t have a furry appearance, instead they’re covered with what looks like small trees. They’re actually pretty cool-looking, but don’t even think about picking one of them up, as inside the tip of each spiky “branch” is a deadly venom.

[DirtCat]

YouTube's algorithm brought me here. Wish I had this luck lol

[BartCoppens]

These are not Lonomia. They're probably a Lasiocampidae species

[AFA]

Shivers in my body...I have seen this things on a tree. They look gross.

[southsidesky]

They act like they're guilty. I think they did it.

[kretoskim]

It's all fun till they jump on your face

[expressfulllaura]

Let them hang on the tree in peace geez.