Spotting

I would agree with you bayucca

Definitely a Limacodidae, probably youngsters and reminds me of Parasa sp.. But Limacodidae are amongst the most unidentified caterpillars. There are a huge number found in Africa, not even enclosed the pantropical pests.

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