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Close, Ms Reiju!!! The Atlas Moth is an attacini attacus! The moth I was thinking of is attacini eupackardia, a monotypic genus under the common name Calleta Silkmoth :)
snek moth is so very charming, I just like silly goth moth even more
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Oh now THAT is a beautiful moth~! I can see why you like it!
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Eudaemonia Argus is an unfortunately a moth with little to no direct information about it, but I can share some fun facts about it's subfamily Saturniinae for Ms Reiju
•They are sometimes called emperor moths
•They are an important species for both silk & food in many cultures
•Saturniinae, like many moths, do not eat in their adult forms. Eudaemonia, funnily enough, is the exception. They have partially formed mouths <3
•Argus shares it's subfamily with my personal favorite moth, Attacini
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Oh, Attacini! The Atlas moth, correct? They're beautiful! Thank you, Moth anon... I love these facts very much! I wonder what sort of evolutionary reason most moths have for not developing mouths as adults. Perhaps I'll do my own research on that topic! Thank you again~
