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The pattern makes predators less likely to attack because it looks like they have eyes on the back of their heads

They also are known for raiding beehives for honey because they can mimic the scent of the bees, and if the bees do notice that theres a huge (they are rather large for a moth) demon looking thing in its home and start to attack, it makes a high pitched sound that calms the bees so they dont attack.

As for Charlotte Flair, to my limited knowledge (idgaf about butterflies), there is not a specific breed of butterfly that looks like that.

HOWEVER, there is a moth that looks similar, that being the Rosy maple moth.

These moths dont have mouths so they dont eat or drink once and live entirely off what they consumed during the caterpillar/larvae stage while still having a decently long life span for an insect.

They also are completely deaf just a fun fact.

The pattern makes predators less likely to attack because it looks like they have eyes on the back of their heads

They also are known for raiding beehives for honey because they can mimic the scent of the bees, and if the bees do notice that theres a huge (they are rather large for a moth) demon looking thing in its home and start to attack, it makes a high pitched sound that calms the bees so they dont attack.

As for Charlotte Flair, to my limited knowledge (idgaf about butterflies), there is not a specific breed of butterfly that looks like that.

HOWEVER, there is a moth that looks similar, that being the Rosy maple moth.

These moths dont have mouths so they dont eat or drink once and live entirely off what they consumed during the caterpillar/larvae stage while still having a decently long life span for an insect.

They also are completely deaf just a fun fact.