What liquids do moths contain?

It's not blood, but it is a sort of life liquid that helps them to form, stay hydrated, etc while they are in their chrysalis. read more

Moths, like other insects, have open circulatory systems that use a fluid called hemolymph. Unlike blood, hemolymph does not contain red blood cells, because insects do not rely on their circulatory system for respiration. read more

The construction of it has hollow metal bars for the main frame. There are little holes that allow the moth to get in and lay eggs or build cocoons that I can not get to. My plan is to use some type of liquid steel or metal putty to fill in the holes. I need to do a lot of research on what compound I could use to make sure it is not toxic to my bird. read more

Like clothes moths, adult gypsy moths do not feed. Adults of the aptly named hummingbird clearwing hover at flowers to sip nectar, like the eponymous bird species. Hummingbird clearwings belong to a larger family, the sphinx moths. read more

Moths, like other insects, have open circulatory systems that use a fluid called hemolymph. Unlike blood, hemolymph does not contain red blood cells, because insects do not rely on their circulatory system for respiration. Hemolymph has components such as hemocytes (immune system cells), carbohydrates, hormones, amino acids, proteins, etc. read more