The white-lined sphinx moth (Hyles lineata) is found across much of North America and is sometimes known as a "hummingbird moth" because of its large size and hovering flight. Diurnal populations of this moth prefer to nectar on brightly colored flowers (much like hummingbirds); nocturnal populations typically use pale or white flowers. Video: USFWS/Peter Pearsall Video contains no dialogue. | Desert National Wildlife Refuge

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Let's find out the weight of North America's heaviest native moth, the Giant Sphinx! This pupa is from the largest caterpillar I've ever seen, found deep in the Florida Everglades. Stay tuned to see the bat sized moth this emerged into! #moth #pupa #metamorphosis #entomology #sphinxmoth | Matthew Nochisaki

This small-eyed sphinx moth recently emerged from the pupa stage! After emerging from the cocoon, moths crawl around to allow their wings to fully dry out before taking flight. | Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife

How amazing are these incredible sphinx moth caterpillars! 🐛 🙌🏻 #caterpillar #insects #socool #closeup #creepy #tiktok #amazing #ivancarter #reels #viralvideo #tiktok #puertorico | Ross Mendieta