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When was Actias luna created?
Actias luna was created in 1758.
What is the scientific name for a Luna moth?
The scientific name for a Luna Moth is Actias luna.
Where do actias live?
Actias luna is a lime-green, Nearctic Saturniid moth in the family Saturniidae, subfamily Saturniinae.They only live for about a week, and their only purpose is to mate.
What type of leaves do Actias Luna eat?
bumb leaves
What are some adaptations for actias Luna?
It can make noises with its pooper...
Is actias Luna a pest insect?
It might be. Caterpillars of the luna moth can eat birch, alder, persimmon, sweetgum, hickory, walnut, sumac, tomato and moonflower. Especially those feeding on tomato may be considered pests. But the moth is all worth it. ^^
What moth has a clear wing with black spots and black body?
The moth you are describing is likely the black-winged moth (Actias dubernardi). This moth has transparent wings with black spots and a mostly black body. It is known for its unique and striking appearance.
What is the family of the Luna moth?
luna moths are very attracted to light at night
What is the name of a moth that is all white with a brown outline along every edge and on its tail?
The moth you are describing is likely the "White Luna Moth" (Actias luna). It is characterized by its pale white wings adorned with a brown outline along the edges, and the distinctive tails on its hindwings. This moth is known for its striking appearance and is primarily found in North America.
What is the name of Large green butterfly with leaf looking wings?
The butterfly you are referring to is likely the "Malachite butterfly" (Siproeta stelenes). It has large green wings with black edges and white markings that resemble leaves. These butterflies are found in tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas.
Which type o moth do you think was more common during the 19th century why?
During the 19th century, the most common type of moth was likely the Luna moth (Actias luna) or other species of large silk moths, as they were prevalent in North America and Europe. Their striking appearance and silk production made them more noticeable and significant in the textile industry. Additionally, factors such as natural habitats and the absence of extensive urbanization in many areas likely contributed to their abundance during this period.
What color are moths?
Although moths are normally dull, earthy colors, they can be any color from green (Actias luna) to blue (some Uraniid sp.) to having many (Chrysiridia rhipheus, also a Uraniidae moth). Likewise, there are several butterfly species that are quite dull colored. All lepidoptera come in a variety of colors, so there you go.
