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Meaning of woolly bear moth
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woolly bear moth (n)
larva of moth of the family Arctiidae
woolly bear moth Sentence Examples
- The woolly bear moth's distinctive orange and black banding adorns its fuzzy caterpillar form.
- As winter approaches, woolly bear moths seek shelter under rocks and decaying logs.
- Observing the width of the orange band on a woolly bear moth can predict the upcoming winter's severity.
- The larvae of woolly bear moths feed primarily on the leaves of plants such as plantain and dandelion.
- Adult woolly bear moths are short-lived, with a lifespan of only a few weeks.
- The fuzzy hairs on woolly bear moths serve as insulation against cold temperatures.
- Woolly bear moths are members of the tiger moth family, known for their bright colors.
- Though not venomous, the spines on a woolly bear moth's hair can cause mild irritation to human skin.
- Woolly bear moths play an important role in the ecosystem as pollinators and food for birds.
- The distinctive appearance of woolly bear moths has made them a popular subject in folklore and popular culture.
FAQs About the word woolly bear moth
larva of moth of the family Arctiidae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The woolly bear moth's distinctive orange and black banding adorns its fuzzy caterpillar form.
As winter approaches, woolly bear moths seek shelter under rocks and decaying logs.
Observing the width of the orange band on a woolly bear moth can predict the upcoming winter's severity.
The larvae of woolly bear moths feed primarily on the leaves of plants such as plantain and dandelion.
