EX-Z3
ƒ/2.6
5.8 mm
1/160
Another name the species quiz…
17 responses to “Moth”
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You know what get me struck of this? Her "smart" camouflage in her visage.
Probably you know the answer…
How is it posible that her genetic code acquired the information during years of mutation and evolution to produce such perfect drawing that resemble a bigger and dangerous animal?… I mean how can Chaos and Emergence explain such purity and precision in a pattern, without a conciousness?
Because her genes couldn´t see her from the outside and say "k, let´s draw an eye here, another there, a couple of lines that resemble a mouth… et voilá, le butterfly est trés dangerouse!"
With examples as these I feel there is something missing yet for science to find out… and nevertheless I am bringing the idea of god here. Vade Retro. 😉
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Must admit that the book title is eye-catching…
0-)
ps. Dawkins is a meme.
pss. Da moth buzzes and vibrates her wings, bewildered.
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Looks like a hawk moth of some sort.
It’s not a Manduca, though; the closest I can get is this Eumorpha fasciatus.
Hm?
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It seems to be an Oleander Hawk-moth (daphnis nerii), which is extremely rare here in Europe. More pictures here and there.
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Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, did u wait for ages before this shot? heheeee, really great!!!!
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That is really FANTASTIC, I tried to guess here is it real or not :PPP
Damn…I enjoy your work 😉 -
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it looks like something the military designed – really beautiful and a bit scarey – thanks
The World Through My Eyes -
Fantastic shot! It kind of reminds me of a plane too! The markings are so beautiful, don’t know if I would want to meet one though.
Thanks for sharing in our "Butterflies and Moths" theme thread
The World Through My Eyes
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