They use their tail membrane to scoop the insect and then duck their head into the membrane with their mouths to eat.
The Horseshoe bat Rhinolophus has shown a wingtip used in the same way to scoop up a moth to its mouth. (Frederic Webster & J. J. G. McCue in Nat Geo.v.119,#4 Apr 1961)
Yes, they do have predators. They are birds, bats, and spiders. Some birds and insects eat the larvae.
The cinnabar moth
Moth is one
2 wings
nothing!
The cast of The Wings of a Moth - 1913 includes: Florence Turner as Alice Wentworth
they eat insects ( moth. spittle bug, bettles, leafhoppers, plant hoppers, winged ants
a moth complete with wings, a head which is called a abdomen(i am not really sure)
If you grab a moth by it's wings it will hurt it.
moths have two antennae babys and adults i have heard of one moth with no antennae
depends on the type of moth ball and where being used...naphthalene moth balls just repel insects...paradichlorabenzine, will kill insects if they are in an enclosed environment Lar
Insects - Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths).