Luna Moth Transformation and Adaptations

The video describes the luna moth's transformation from a vulnerable, flightless state to a fully developed moth with wings. Initially, the moth is at risk from predators like mice. However, as it completes its transformation, its wings become covered in slippery scales, making it difficult for predators to catch. This adaptation highlights the role of evolution in the moth's survival.

What is the initial state of the luna moth before its transformation?

• It is flightless and vulnerable.

• It is aware of its surroundings.

• It is already fully transformed.

• It is strong and capable of flying.

What significant change occurs during the luna moth's transformation?

• It changes color.

• It becomes nocturnal.

• It grows larger in size.

• It pumps fluid into its wings.

How does the luna moth's transformation help it against predators?

• It emits a loud noise to scare predators away.

• It becomes invisible.

• Its wings are covered in slippery scales.

• It can now fly faster than predators.

What challenge does the hungry mouse face when trying to catch the luna moth?

• The moth's wings are too slippery to grip.

• The moth is too high to reach.

• The moth is too fast.

• The moth is camouflaged.

What evolutionary advantage does the luna moth have against predators?

• It can emit a foul smell.

• It can change its color to blend in.

• Its wings have slippery scales.

• It has a hard shell.