KOCHI: Did you know that moths are great mimics and ‘impersonate’ other animals to avoid being eaten? A popular example is the owl moth (Brahmaea wallichii) which has stunning wings that look like the ...

Moths are masters of disguise. They perfectly mimic twigs, leaves, and even dangerous creatures like hornets and spiders. This incredible camouflage helps them survive in the wild. Species like the ...

Did you know that moths are more numerous than butterflies? There are approximately eight to 10 moth species for each butterfly species. Despite these numbers, moths are more inconspicuous than ...

At first glance, the wings of this moth may seem unimpressive, but a closer look reveals an impressive mimic, from the perfect leaf shape and tiny veins right down to the broken edges. The orange ...

A snowy owl is seen at the Edgeboro Landfill in East Brunswick. (You probably won't see this species of owl at the Triple C Ranch on Sept. 5.) EDISON-- Nature lovers from around Central Jersey will ...

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