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Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/34200064@N08/19730315523
License: CC BY 2.0Title: Mother of Pearl Moth (Explored 07.08.15)
Author: RussellHarryLee
Uploaded on: 2015/08/06
Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:IMO_9811000_EVER_GIVEN_(09).JPG
License: CC BY-SA 4.0Title: IMO 9811000 EVER GIVEN (09).JPG
Author: S.J. de Waard
Uploaded on: 2021/07/29
Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/42391519@N02/6015754638
License: CC BY 2.0Title: Caesars at Atlantic City, New Jersey
Author: momentcaptured1
Uploaded on: 2011/08/06Note: Image edited by
PlaguePJP and/or
cocacolafiend.
Source: Pixabay
License: CC0 Public domainTitle: N/A
Author: Garak01
Uploaded on: 2016/10/03Note: While Pixabay has adapted Pixabay License since January of 2019, they also has clarified that any images uploaded before the new license went into effect remains under CC0. Please see here for details.
Author has replaced the moth image with Mother-of-pearl moth by Rob Mitchell, under public domain.
This whole concept here is really clever, and the incident logs combined with the Foundation effectively trolling the GOC and using the moth’s powers to their advantage makes this very funny and very good. Also, I like moths now. Good work.
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Here's a fun moth fact for you.
Moths respond more to certain wavelengths, especially shorter wavelengths going into the UV spectrum. In addition, different moths are more attracted to different wavelengths (i.e. shorter wavelengths are significantly more attractive to noctuids).
It's thought that the reason moths are attracted to lights is because they interfere with the moths' navigational senses; nocturnal species are believed to use moonlight to navigate, so artificial light sources will confuse them. Once near the light, they may be temporarily blinded or confused by the sudden bright light, and as such, they'll be less inclined to leave.
this is incredibly silly. in the best way possible, of course. I couldn't wish for anything more for moth. i think it would be a lot funnier if the last part had the foundation oblivious to it being moth but other than that, incredibly strong article. +1 from me
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