This is Rhodinia fugax, an animal sometimes called the Squeaking Silkmoth. That's because when you give it a gentle squeeze, it will sqeak adorably.
It's a sign that the larvae will emit whenever they're agitated. Here's one squeaking while spinning its cocoon.
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There's only one way to find out!
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Hint: that particular shade of green is called 'soylent'.
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So . . . what's the catch? They eat human flesh?
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