Atlas Moth

The Atlas Moth (Attacus atlas) is a none (adult) species found in Southeast Asian forests. It typically lives 1-2 weeks (adult), weighing around 0.01 kg, and is currently classified as Least Concern on conservation status lists.

One fact worth knowing about the atlas moth: The atlas moth has no mouth as an adult and lives entirely off fat stored as a caterpillar.

Insects are the most numerous group of animals on Earth, making up over half of all known living species. Despite their small size, they play essential roles in pollination, decomposition, and the food chain.