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4 comments:
Some sort of moth caterpillar.
I am going to guess Cecropia moth caterpillar.
Looks like coral to me, but I couldn't say what the red thing would be, LOL
It does look a lot like coral. Or some sort of underwater whatchamacallit. But I'm thinking dry land, so I'll guess moss.
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