Oct 19, 2025
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Charcoal as a peppered moth ! [ part 2 ]
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Peppered moths By: Unknown photographer From: The Grolier Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animals 1994
Moth #10
Todays moths will be the peppered moth!
This moth is known to fly in places in Asia Europe and north American! these moths wingspans can get up to 2.4 inches! they have many variations of how they look with their peppered patterns being the common denominator between them! the caterpillars is a twig mimic and hides in trees mostly!
GREAT SUCCESS!!!!
Hellow dearest entities, critters, scalies, fishies, flora and fauna like!!!β
the poll has ended for the next mask we are going to make, and with flying colours our winner isβ¦
PEPPERED MOTH!!
What an absolute joy!1!!1!1 we cannot WAIT to make this mask!! we will be posting design concepts and polls to go with it, eventuallyβ¦.. lol!
Thank you everyentity for participating !!1!1 we greatly appreciate your support and interactions. huzzah!!!1!1
-A very happy Auden! πβοΈ
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LOOK AT MY SON
He's a peppered moth. I made a whole slideshow about peppered moth evolution and natural selection once.
Also, he's from Palm Pals, they have other insects as well, I'm gonna try to collect them all.
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This is an artwork I did for a class Iβm in. The assignment was to draw an insect while representing natural selection, so hereβs a little history lesson about the peppered moth :)
Peppered moths are originally the black and white speckles you see in my drawing. This pattern allowed them to blend in with the bark of the trees where they lived. However, during the Industrial Revolution, the trees began to dark due to the polluted air/smog/overall grossness, leading the moths to no longer blend in with their environment. However, the peppered moths that were darker and covered in more spots blended in more, leading to a surge in dark peppered moths. If you look them up, you can see the difference between the two and it is REALLY drastic.
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