The luna moth – named after the Roman moon goddess, Luna – lives in eastern North America. In the caterpillar stage, it feeds on several different species of broad-leaved trees, including gums, ...

However, rare species such as the Luna Moth, will require patience. The Luna Moth is part of the Spring Insect Set, so you'll need to get it if you're filling out the Insects Wing at the museum.

This story appears in the June 2016 issue of National Geographic magazine. Light green, long winged, and roughly the size of a playing card, the luna moth is a striking creature. It’s a clever ...

Found throughout the eastern United States and Canada, this silk moth’s unique pale green color and long tails make it easy ...