褐蛱蝶 (Acraea terpsicore)

terpillar is characterized by its reddish-brown or dark maroon body covered in branched, spiny black filaments known as scoli. It typically grows to a length of about 3 cm. These caterpillars are commonly found in grassland and scrub habitats and are known to feed on various host plants, such as Passiflora (passionflower) and Trichosanthes (gourd) species. The bright coloration and sharp spines serve as a warning to potential predators.