The moral of the moth is to pursue light, to be reckless and not to be afraid of sacrifice. Moths usually live at night and like to gather in the light. The larvae and adults of moths are also one of the main food sources for birds, reptiles, amphibians and other insectivorous animals, forming an important food chain in nature.
Moths can be distinguished by their antennae, without rod-shaped ends, but in the form of filaments or feathers. Most moths are active at night, and their color is dim.
The moth is small to large in size, and its wings, body and appendages are covered with scales. The larva is shaped like a whorl and chewy mouthpiece. Its body is densely covered with scattered setae or hair nodules, hair clusters and branch spines. It has 2-5 pairs of gastropods, most of which are 5 pairs. It has toe hook and can spin silk, cocoon or net. Pupae are pupae. Most of the eggs are round, hemispherical or oblate. In insects, moth is the sister of butterfly, belonging to Lepidoptera, Heteroptera. Moths are not as beautiful as butterflies, but they reproduce in the same way.