After causing mayhem on the East Coast, the spongy creature has infiltrated parts of Northern and Southern California.

If the follow-up strike lands on a poisoned foe, it will deal significant damage. "Poison Moth Flight: Slash with a poison-infused blade. If the follow-up strike lands on a poisoned foe ...

Since they’ve proven that it can at least fly, the next steps are to figure out the dynamics of moth-based flight. Right now it stays pointed in the right direction with a very tiny tail fin ...

An image of the experimental setup showing a moth attached to a metal rod in front of the virtual forest scene. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news ...

But the moth’s developed an erratic pattern of flight many birds can’t follow. For the butterfly caterpillar, the main job is to eat and eat and eat to ensure the healthy growth of the ...