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Viral Sach: Insects on mango tree are poisonous and can kill you?

The 59-second video shows a green colored insect on the mango tree.

NEW DELHI: On social media, a viral message is being circulated on social media sites where it is claimed that insects living on mango lives are poisonous and can kill human beings. The 59-second video shows a green colored insect on a tree where it is able to camouflage in a brilliant manner. Spotting them with the naked eye is extremely difficult. The blending of this insect is almost perfect with its environment. The viral video claims - "If the insect bites a person he will die within 4 hours due to enormous sweating. So don't pluck mango leaves with a bare hand. Don't allow children to play near the tree." To investigate the matter, ABP News started its research. To know more watch this latest segment of Viral Sach ABP News report-

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