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Beijing Park’s Holiday Caterpillar Hunt Targets ‘Forest Food Monster’

Authorities are releasing more than 1 billion parasitic wasps and holding caterpillar hunts as the invasive pest threatens more than 300 plant species.

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By Mandy Leong BEIJING, Oct 5 (Reuters) – For most families, China’s “Golden Week” holiday is a time to relax, eat well, and visit the country’s tourist hot ​spots. But at a wildlife park in Beijing, some ‌people have been spending their holiday hunting for fall webworm larvae, an invasive species of caterpillar the park has dubbed “the forest food monster”. Beijing Wildlife Park asked visitors to catch as many of the ‌caterpillars ​as possible,…

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong, Hong Kong on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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