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Then, do leopard moths bite?
As a caterpillar, the giant leopard moth growstoapproximately two inches long and has shiny black bristlescoveringits body. Unlike some other "hairy" creatures, thesecaterpillars'bristles are not urticant, which means that they don'tbreak off inpredators when touched, causing irritationanddiscomfort.
One may also ask, what do leopard moths eat?
Giant leopard moth caterpillars enjoymunchingleafy plants like dandelions, violets, honeysuckle, citrusplants,magnolias, lilacs, and broadleaf plantains.
The wings of this moth are bright white withapattern of neat black blotches, some solid and some hollow.Theoverside of the abdomen is dark blue with orange markings,whilethe underside is white with solid black spots, and males haveanarrow yellow line on the sides. Their legs have black andwhitebands.