Animals
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Infestation of Invasive Caterpillar: The Largest Outbreak in Southern Ontario and Québec
During the previous few weeks, a hungry moth larva has been devouring tree leaves throughout southern Ontario and Québec, as well as from Michigan to Vermont. The invasive caterpillar may spread further as a result of global warming.
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