Atlas moth with spread wings, snake-head tips and four eye-spots among jungle leaves

The Atlas Moth in the Rainforest

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The Atlas Moth in the Rainforest – This is how it could look

A giant Atlas moth rests with wings spread wide, upper tips shaped like snake-heads. Four eye-spots adorn the wings and two feathery antennae rise. Jungle leaves, two dewdrops, a tree-frog and mist bands surround it. A study of the world's largest moth.

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