The moral symbol of moths refers to the pursuit of light, desperation and fear of sacrifice. Moths are mostly active at night and like to gather in bright places. The larvae and adults of moths are also one of the main food sources of insect-eating animals such as birds, reptiles and amphibians, forming an important food chain in nature.

Moths can be distinguished by their antennae. They have no rod-shaped ends, but are filiform or pinnate. Most moths are active at night and their colors are dim.

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The moth body is from small to large, and the wings, body and appendages of adults are covered with scales, and the mouthparts are siphon or degenerate. The larvae are cup-shaped, with chewing mouthparts, scattered bristles, trichomes, tufts and branches. In every part of the body. It has 2-5 pairs of gastropods, most of which have toe hooks, and can spin silk and form cocoons or webs. Pupa is a quilt. Most eggs are round, hemispherical or oblate. Among insects, moths are the sisters of butterflies, belonging to Lepidoptera and Heteroptera. Moths are not as beautiful as butterflies, but they reproduce in a similar way.