Synopsis

The world’s largest moth boasts wings spanning the size of a dove; conversely, the smallest finds its home within a single leaf. Though creatures of shadow, moths display patterns and hues as striking as those of butterflies in nature's elaborate camouflage. Their existence is woven with captivating narratives: tales of heroic moths that saved Queensland from the prickly pear infestation, accounts of bogong swarms—a summer bounty for early Australians—and the age-old story of an irresistible pul