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: Hercules moth - female. By wing area, the female


Hercules moth - female. By wing area, the female

Hercules moth - female. By wing area, the female is the largest moth in the world (wingspan at least 25 cm). (Coscinocera hercules). Australia. Densey Clyne / Auscape / ardea.com

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10862331
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42933458
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3543px x 2341px (3.1MB)
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© Auscape / www.ardea.com
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Coscinocera Hercules Largest Moths Wingspan


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