Unveiling The Toothless Enigma: Moths And Their Nectar-Sipping Adaptations
Moths, the alluring inhabitants of the night, lack teeth, an enigma that sets them apart from other insects. Their specialized mouthpart, the proboscis, allows them to sip nectar from flowers, providing sustenance without the need for teeth. During metamorphosis, moths shed their caterpillar jaws designed for foliage consumption, embracing a nectar-based diet. This adaptation aligns…