As the moth flies
Sep 22, 2022
2 minutes
Stuart Blackman
IT’S NOT ONLY BIRDS THAT FLY SOUTH FOR winter. Many of Europe’s death’s-head hawkmoths also head off to warmer climes in autumn. And new research reveals that they do so by means of a sophisticated navigation system comparable to that of our feathered friends.
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