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Do moth's close their wings when they sleep?
Yes they close their wings when they sleep
Why does the peppered moth has pale wings in countryside?
because in major cities dust and dirt and chemicals from industrial buidings go onto trees in the city so the dark peppered moths have adpated to suit this environment. this is the same thing for the peppered moth who lives in the countryside because their is no industrial buildings in the countryside so the trees aren't spoilt so the moths have adpated to suit to the environment. It's all to do with camoflague to hide from predators!
How many wings does a moth have?
moths have two antennae babys and adults i have heard of one moth with no antennae
The names of all insect Orders end in ptera?
It comes from a Greek word meaning wings.
Where does dust come from and why does it?
Dust is small ground up particles of all kinds of solids including rocks. It comes from natural erosion and human wear and tear.
In the Sisters Grimm what is Moth's appearance?
Moth is a character in the Sisters Grimm and occurs in the fourth book (Once Upon a Crime) but does not reoccur in any of the other books. She is said to be very pretty but haughty-looking. She has high-cheekbones, light blonde hair, and has insect-like wings (similar to Puck's wings). Moth's appearance is never described in detail, and she is only illustrated once, so it's hard to be certain. She is described as being a "little fairy" and having "beautiful hair," and it's implied that all the fairies have "porcelain skin." In one of the illustrations, she seems to be blonde, but in all the fanart of her, she has brown hair and brown eyes.
What type of bug is all white and flies like a moth?
Dustox. a moth
What comes first the rooster or the egg?
The egg comes first, because all the dust particles colide together and create a unhabited colision which is the egg.
Why do butterflies wings get wet when they come out of the cocoon?
All butterfly and moth wings are damp when they hatch from their crysalis. If the interior of the crysalis was dry, they'd die. They need the moisture to keep supple; on hatching they gradually spread their wings until they become dry enough to fly.
I found a Polyphemus moth and all it does is twitch and flatten out its wings It has been doing this for 3 days now It does not fly or anything What is it doing?
The behavior you are describing could be a defense mechanism. When threatened, Polyphemus moths will often play dead by staying still, twitching, and flattening their wings to blend in with their surroundings. This behavior helps them avoid predators. It is possible that your moth is feeling stressed or threatened, causing it to exhibit this behavior for an extended period.
How big do moths grow?
Moth sizes vary greatly depending on the species. Some can have wingspans as small as 0.4 inches (1 centimeter) while others can reach up to 12 inches (30 centimeters) or more. The largest moth in the world is the Atlas moth, with a wingspan that can reach up to 12 inches (30 centimeters).
What is sliverfish?
A sliverfish is a wrong spelling. The correct name is Silverfish or Fish moth. It is no kind of fish at all and it is not any kind of moth either. It is any of a number of kinds of insects that scientists call Thysanura. Some of them are silvery grey in colour and they have a slightly fishy shape, which is why one of the things people call them is "silverfish". They have no wings at all, and none of their ancestors had wings either. In that way they differ from say dragonflies, that have wings, and lice, that have no wings, but whose ancestors had wings. They feed on rubbish, which does no harm, but they also nibble at starchy food and materials like paper, so they can be a pest in libraries. As someone said in another answer: Once I was in my bed and I felt that there was a some type of insect in my bed and when I looked I saw it was a silver fish feeding on my clothing!
