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"content": "A white velvet ant we saw on Red Dot trail earlier this week. Red velvet ants are fairly common, but white ones are quite uncommon. Stay well away: whites as well as reds are said to have an extremely painful sting despite looking so soft and fuzzy.\n\n#insects #NewMexico\n\nhttps://cdn.fosstodon.org/media_attachments/files/116/812/221/274/411/094/original/666010b9bcbbf6da.jpg",
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