Re-blog If You're Accepting Anonymous Asks From Anyone About Anything

Re-blog if you're accepting anonymous asks from anyone about anything

Oh lets go!!

Dude idk why i got that result for the quiz bc im not that great at life advice,, anyways

Umm tags: @wizard-biscuits @paledoptera @polygarnstars @underlined-in-spirit

That's all i can remember and i have bad memory but do it even if i didnt tag u idm :)

(oh also no pressure if ur tagged)

i was tagged by one and only @roseofcards90, thank you 🩶 (previous post was sooo long i made a new one, sowwy, your picrew was very cute!)

this uquiz and this picrew

tagging: @kuromikiss @porfiriea @seiyer @not-quitenormal @witch-of-illusions @thatsthatthisthis and everyone else who enjoys picrews! no pressure ofc if u don't wanna

A guy.

(pellucid hawkmoth)

Image source: orbis pictus

I realize that sharing this image may lead some of the people I know in real life to find this account because I’ve shown this image to a few people already, but I need to show everyone what I made a while ago.

Reblog and put in the tags how you would die if your URL predicted your death

Have fun bae (it's fascinating)

helllooo

whats your favourite moth?

I can't really answer with any of my top 3 bc they'd reveal the approximate region i live in :(

They're all moths ive seen personally while mothing or that just turned up one day. On a sidenote i recommend mothing and familiarizing yourself with the moths in your region to anyone who likes moths. maybe I'll make a post with some tips!! Cuz it can help a lot with the monotony of seeing the same (normally saturniid) moths on the internet over and over

Anyways the subfamily my favourite moth is from is arctiinae (tiger moths, and other moths like wasp moths)

Some tiger moths:

And yeah!! Some fun facts:

Did u know some arctiinae moths release poisonous froth from a gland close to their eyes to protect themselves?? They're called frother moths :)

Some tiger moths can hear bats' ultrasonic echolocation sounds, and reply with their own sounds. Although it was first believed this acted like sonar jamming, we now know that for some species it's acoustic aposematism (aka the audio version of bright warning colours). And for some it's both!!

Isabella tiger moth caterpillars can overwinter mild below zero (in celsius) temperatures because they produce antifreeze

Articles about acoustic aposematism and acoustic mimicry (if you're interested):

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