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What will eating a tiger moth do to a cat?
What Happens If a Cat Eats a Moth? For the most part, nothing bad will happen to your cat if it happens to actually catch a moth and eat it. Like many other insects, if your cat eats too many moths then it could wind up with an upset stomach.
What race is tiger?
The tiger is part of the cat family.
Do moths eat algae?
Moths do not typically eat algae as their primary food source. Moths usually feed on plant nectar, sap, or other plant materials. While some moth species may accidentally consume algae if it is found near their feeding areas, it is not a common part of their diet.
What is the domain for a Luna moth?
The luna moth belongs to the insect kingdom or the Arthropoda
What is the name of the night insect starts with mo?
moth
What civistona saribas?
Civistona saribas is a species of moth in the family Erebidae. It is found in various regions, primarily in tropical areas. Like many moths, it plays a role in the ecosystem as a pollinator and is part of the food web. Specific details about its habitat and behavior may vary, as research on some moth species is still ongoing.
What kind of animal is an tiger cat?
a tiger is part of the family of cats.
How is a garden tiger moth helpful to humans?
The garden tiger moth, known for its distinctive black and orange markings, plays a role in maintaining ecosystem balance by serving as a pollinator for various plants. Additionally, its larvae are part of the food web, providing sustenance for birds and other predators. By supporting biodiversity, these moths indirectly contribute to agricultural health, promoting crop production and resilience in ecosystems. Their presence can also indicate environmental quality, serving as a bioindicator for habitat health.
What is the difference between moth and a yucca moth?
The yucca moth is associated with the yucca, a flowering plant, mostly found in Mexico and the southwestern United States. When mature, yucca pollen grains form sticky masses, which pregnant female yucca moths collect with long appendages (called maxillary palpi) from their mouth region, form into balls, and transport. When ready to lay her eggs, she crawls into another flower, and lays her eggs inside of an ovary of the flower. She then climbs to the top of the ovary, and presses the pollen into the central stigmatic depression. In doing so, she ensures the pollination of the flower in which she has laid her egg. The germinating pollen grains fertilize hundreds of immature seeds inside of the plant, some of which will provide food for the larvae as it matures. Both the yucca plant and moth are dependent on this pollination regime for survival.
When moths follow you what does that mean?
When Moths stay around you it means that you smell like the part of the outdoors where they normally live. Try to figure it out. Wash yourself or your clothes more often to get rid of the moth attracting odor.
Can moths eat fireplaces?
it depends on the size of the fireplace in comparison to the size of the moth. It may not be intuitive, but actually the SMALLER the moth, the more likely it is to be able to eat an entire fireplace. Most moth websites don't recommend this as part of a healthy diet though, as fireplaces are often seen as carcinongenic (bad for you). One more thing, if you want to protect against moths eating fireplaces (can be costly), why not take up fireplace insurance that covers it? Hope this helps, Source: I'm a Mothologist
Which of the best hypothesis for why the white colored moth population decreased?
natural selection
