Larvae of the Saddleback Caterpillar moth (Sibine stimulea).  I managed to knock my forehead against the whole group of these caterpillars and learned the hard way about their urticating spines, which caused an instant and intense burning pain, which subsided after about 15 minutes and left no rash.
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