National Moth Week shines the porch light on an unlikely hero. Unlike their showier cousins, butterflies, moths get a bad rap from time to time, and that’s fair, as caterpillars of some moth species are agricultural pests. But before you break out the mothballs, take a gander at winged wonders like the comet moth, shown here. Scientists estimate that there are some 160,000 species of moths worldwide, many just as stunning as our comet moth, and tracking their health often helps us gauge the health of entire ecosystems.
And you thought moths were boring
Today in History
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National Take a Hike Day
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Indigenous Peoples Day
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Spring awakens
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Hey neighbor, it s World Space Week!
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Rooftops in the walled city of Urbino, Italy
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The village of Castelluccio above the Piano Grande, Umbria, Italy
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A wonderland in winter
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Great gray owls in their nest, Finland
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Row, row, row your gondola
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Shark Awareness Day
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Rosa Parks Day
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Instant romance
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Making it work—in Norway
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Skradinski Buk Waterfall, Krka National Park, Croatia
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World Space Week
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Winter solstice
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In the belly of Fat Bear Week
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Birds and bees, and why they re so important
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Sandhill cranes, Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico
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Boxing Day
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Racing toward history
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Three Musketeers Falls at Iguazú Falls, Argentina
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Dhaka, Bangladesh
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International Sloth Day
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International Tea Day
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Bow Bridge in Central Park, New York City
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Best fronds forever
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Florentine garden brings generations together
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Feeling chic on Fashion Week
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Look to the north sky tonight for the Perseids
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