No. The two insects will not mate with each other. And if a female of one is inseminated with semen from the other, fertilization will not occur. There is too great a difference between the two for fertility to result.
Just like any other moth they mate in the same way.
A female silk moth cannot and will not mate with a female silk moth. She will mate with a male silk moth if one is available. If not, she will simply die.
Yes
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Depending on the species of catapiller they will only turn into either a butterflie or a moth.
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Some birds attract their mates by displaying their beautiful colors. Other birds normally make sounds that will attract potential mates.
Butterflies have a series of things they do. For us, they pollenate, like bees. But their pollenation is accidental, the pollen clings to their abdomen. A Butterflie's self-goals in life are to fly, eat, mate, lay eggs, then die.
The female moth releases a pheromone when she is ready to mate that can be detected by male moths up to a mile away. The female moth will only mate with the male that reaches her first.
Female moths stay in one place waiting for a male moth to fly to them to mate. The male moth dies shortly after they mate and the female dies shortly after laying her eggs.
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