Shaped like a fighter-like moth, it dominates the rhythm of the insect world in minutes

This is today's protagonist, the feather moth

The feather moth, pterophoridae, is a common name for insects of the lepidoptera plumeridae. There are about 600 species of feather moths known worldwide.

The feather moth is highly flying and active during the day, but also in the evening or at night.

When the feather moth is stationary, the anterior and posterior wings are folded longitudinally overlapped into a narrow strip that extends obliquely forward, forming a y or t-shape with the elongated body.