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Luna Moths do not eat, because they do not have a mouth.

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The Luna Moth caterpillar does not bite or sting. They are a very bright green color and grow spiky white hairs on them as they age.

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What is the family of the Luna moth?

luna moths are very attracted to light at night


What is the scientific name for a Luna moth?

The scientific name for a Luna moth is Actias luna.


What is the domain for a Luna moth?

The luna moth belongs to the insect kingdom or the Arthropoda


What do Luna moth caterpillars eat?

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How many parts of the body does a moth?

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How are Luna moths helpful?

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What does a Luna moth look like?

A Luna Moth is a large green moth with long 'tails' on the bottom of their wings. They are the moths used in the Lunesta commercials.


Is a Luna a butterfly?

Moth.


What do Luna Moths eat?

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Order name for a Luna moth?

The Luna moth belongs to the same order as all butterflies and moths: Lepidoptera.


Is a Luna moth harmful?

To my best knowledge, luna moth caterpillars ARE NOT poisonous. Double check to make sure it is a Luna moth though. Some of its most defining characteristics are its neon green color and its large size.


What is a life cycle of a Luna moth?

egg, catterpillar, cocoon, moth