Moth

Moths are a type of butterflies, which cannot harm the human health, but cause other damages. Nutritional ones eat things in the kitchen and can make holes in almost all unprotected and uncovered food products, but mostly in the flour and in the cereal products.

The others - clothes moths or also known as cloth, eat anything made of natural fabrics - garments, sweaters, carpets, blankets and everything you can think of made of wool and silk.

Since moths are butterflies, they have the same stage of development: egg - caterpillar (larva) - pupa - butterfly, which is called metamorphosis. You might think why I need to know how a pest that threatens to eat my clothes develops? My answer is simple - I realized that the damages are inflicted solely or mainly from the caterpillar (the second stage of development), which needs food to pass into the next stage of metamorphosis. It helped me realize that the butterflies that lie undisturbed on the ceiling in the hallway, they are about to lay eggs, which in turn will feast for a few months in my clothes.