The colorful nature elves are the most hungry and thirsty - the small bean long-beaked moth is the most beautiful - the multi-tailed phoenix moth is the largest - the emperor moth is the most poisonous - the six-spotted elm moth is the longest- the hook powder butterfly is the fastest - the sweet potato moth is the smallest - blue-gray butterfly

The bean-beaked moth can absorb the nectar of 100 flowers in one minute, and can sweep away thousands of flowers in a day! There is no doubt that this little moth is hungry and burning all the time.

It flaps its wings up to 90 times per second, which means it needs a large supply of food energy to maintain such a large amount of exercise.

When it sucks nectar, it will suddenly go up and down, left and right, and find the right angle to improve efficiency.

Sometimes it even flies upside down, so many people mistake this small thing that flutters its wings so fast that it can fly upside down for a hummingbird.

Among the many Lepidoptera insects, the multi-tailed anchovy moth that lives in Madagascar has a beautiful appearance.

In the eyes of many Lepidoptera insect lovers, the multi-tailed anchovy has colorful rainbow-colored wings, is the most beautiful lepidopteran insect under the sky, it is like a beautiful forest elf, the pattern on the wings is like the sun's shining light, bright and dazzling, very cute. Its tail protrusion is graceful and colorful.

If you see it with your own eyes, you probably have a hard time believing that it is a moth, and you probably think it is a butterfly!

The emperor moth is the largest lepidoptera in the world, with wings up to 400 square centimeters in size, about the size of an adult's hand!

The moth lives mainly in Southeast Asia, southern China and India.

The larvae of the emperor moth are frighteningly large , reaching a body length of up to 12 cm.

The six-spotted elm moth is highly toxic, its body contains a lot of hydrocyanic acid, birds and other animals as long as they eat it by mistake will regret it, if humans accidentally eat it, it will also endanger life.

The weak hooked pink butterfly is the longest-lived butterfly, with a lifespan of up to twelve months.

The secret of their longevity is also truly staggering: rest forever, motionless! In the summer, the hook pink butterfly that has just pupated out consumes too much energy, and it will choose to sleep until its physical strength is fully recovered. This sleep will not be until the autumn, before waking up again, and then after a lot of food and drink, it will soon go into hibernation.

During two long sleeps, the hooked butterfly will stop its metabolism and reduce all unnecessary energy expenditure.

The sweet potato moth can fly faster than a fast-moving car on a highway. Its wings flap very fast, flying as fast as 100 kilometers per hour.

However, its average flight speed is only about 50 kilometers per hour, but this speed is already quite fast.

If dozens or hundreds of small blue-gray butterflies flew in the direction of the crowd, then the ones in the group with larger nostrils had to be careful, and don't suck the butterflies into their bodies as soon as they inhaled.

This extremely small butterfly has a wingspan of only 6 mm and a maximum of only 9.5 mm. This butterfly is mainly native to Afghanistan and feeds on a locally endemic thyme plant.

Now, this plant is becoming less and less, so the name of the smallest butterfly may soon be "another butterfly".