In this list, you will find six species of spiky black caterpillars. Compared to the thousands of caterpillar species, black caterpillars with spikes are the smallest category. However, you will also find species of fuzzy caterpillars, black and yellow caterpillars, and brown caterpillars.
Most types of caterpillars are green caterpillars.
Other common black spiky caterpillars are the peacock caterpillar, black spiny elm caterpillar, and the red admiral caterpillar. This hairy black caterpillar is covered in tufts of stiff, smooth black spines. The most common black spiky caterpillar with a spiny appearance is the great leopard moth caterpillar. Black caterpillars are typically not venomous despite their spikes because they don’t contain poison-filled spines. The dark-colored, worm-like bugs can have a menacing appearance with their jet-black bodies, light or white markings, and fleshy spines or spikes on their body. Share on Email Share on Pinterest Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedInīlack spiky caterpillars are unusual types of butterfly or moth larvae.
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