Meet the moth with a human skull on its back: Inside the mysterious world of the death’s-head hawk moth
The Death's-head hawk moth, recognizable by its skull-like thorax marking, is a harmless yet intriguing insect found across Africa, Asia, and Europe. This species employs unique defenses, including a startling squeak and mimicry of bees to raid honeybee hives, showcasing remarkable adaptation and complexity in the natural world.
The Death's-head hawk moth, recognizable by its skull-like thorax marking, is a harmless yet intriguing insect found across Africa, Asia, and Europe. This species employs unique defenses, including a startling squeak and mimicry of bees to raid honeybee hives, showcasing remarkable adaptation and complexity in the natural world.
