Tiger Moths
Scientific classification
| Kingdom | Animalia |
|---|---|
| Phylum | Arthropoda |
| Class | Insecta |
| Order | Lepidoptera |
| Family | Arctiidae |
| Genus | Ceryx |
| Species | C. sphenodes |
| Binomial name | Ceryx sphenodes |
Tiger moths commonly known by the scientific name "Ceryx sphenodes". Color and pattern resembling tiger stripes combination of yellow and black, black wings have transparent parts. I found perched on the leaf buds of Aceh's natural.
Ceryx sphenodes is a moth of the family Arctiidae. It was described by Meyrick in 1886. It is found in New Guinea and Australia (Queensland). Source
But what happens when we are searching for the keywords "tiger moth", then that appears dominated by a low-wing monoplane, classic aircraft.
Why is that?
I think that this is an example of technology products are inspired by animals.
Here I show a classic aircraft "de Havilland DH.71 Tiger Moth"
- Role: high-speed research and racing monoplane
- National origin: United Kingdom
- Manufacturer: De Havilland Aircraft Company
- First flight: 24 June 1927
Information and image sourced
Below I make a comparison between the striped tiger and tiger moth.
Ceryx sphenodes
Hinterindischer Tiger (Indochina-Tiger) source
very cool...thank for your sharing
Thaks @radiv.
Cek leh ho geuh ka?
That meusyen ka keu gobnyan
i don't know..buno meugreb sajan lon,,wate hitung post,, lon 29 boh hana di vot meusaboh, gop nyan sedeh geuh hana divot cit ka siblah boh post,pu mantong dipajak impreh sinan. nyo lon dirumoh,, pajan neupeuruno layout tulisan keu lon
Oh.. Pathetic, nuepugah bak gobnyan "you are not lucky.." tetap mencoba, hahaha...
yups. haaaaahaaaahaaaa. maybe unlucky today but tomorrow he will be lucky, our prayers are always good for him, dari pada susah tanyo takalon gopnyan hahahahahah