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Owl Moths, Hawk Moths.. giants

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07-21-2014, 03:30 PM

JMNYC

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Join Date: Jun 2014

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Originally Posted by Dante1709

Tomato hornworms are definitely not the only type of hawkmoth out there ; hawk moths and sphinx moths make up the family Sphingidae, with over 1,450 species. The host plants of their larvae vary greatly.

Almost 1,5000 species!!!!!!! OMG! gotta be a very special human to be moved to study entomology, boy. I am open and shut not one of them.

But I am grateful they exist.

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