It looks like an abstract painting, but the Picasso moth is completely real—not digitally edited or painted.
Its white wings feature bold yellow streaks, coral-red dots, and sharp black lines that create an astonishing design.
Known scientifically as Baorisa hieroglyphica, the moth was formally described by entomologist Frederic Moore in 1882.
With a wingspan of about 5 centimeters, this remarkable insect proves nature can create art of its own.See below
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