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We call them Gypsy Moths here. I don't know if that's a local name or not.

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In Japan it's called Mothra.
 
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Harmless? Dangerous?
 
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Harmless? Dangerous?


Harmless. As kids we'd catch them and play with them till we got bored with it and let them go.

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Moth from the Fukushima nuclear power plant. The others were too big to get off the ground.

It is pretty interesting to find an animal like that on your porch.




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Harmless? Dangerous?

Adult moths don't even have mouth parts. Some species' larvae are pests. The larvae of one kind of moth are what makes silk.
 
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Gross. I had this monster at our old apartment. bleh.



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I had one something like this one on my patio shade last week



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Looks like a Black Witch moth.




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