is often confused with another pollinator — the hummingbird moth. These remarkable creatures mimic the appearance and behavior of their avian namesake, rapidly flapping their wings and hovering ...

No, it's a hummingbird hawk-moth! This fascinating creature looks like a hummingbird, but it's actually a moth. It even ...

Although the peppered moth has been the poster child of Darwinian evolution since the late 19 th century, over the past decade there’s been a public debate questioning the validity of this textbook ...

Light coloured moths were no longer camouflaged and were more likely to be eaten by birds. The dark moths were now better camouflaged. As a result, dark moths had a greater chance of reproducing ...