Sentence examples for moths that would from inspiring English sources

The adult moths that would ultimately emerge can further produce an additional 1.5 million eggs, with the potential of constructing up to 250 additional pavilions.

"It's how they creep up on the moths that would be aware there's a bat out there," said Williams, "It's why this bat is sometimes nicknamed the whispering bat".

Unsurprisingly, he is taunted and traumatized for donning the uniform of les opponents and eventually asks God to send him "a hundred million moths that would eat [his] Toronto Maple Leafs Sweater".

The adults of this moth species, however, don't feed at all; in fact they lack mouths that would allow them to sip on nectar like other moth species.

Hamas spokesmen had indicated for moths that they would consider a long-term cease-firein return for Israel lifting the blockade (see here and here).

Species of moths that are detritivores would naturally eat detritus containing keratin, such as hairs or feathers.

However, his comments did little to convince Miss Moth that she would not face a lifetime of illness, according to a written statement submitted to the hearing by Dr Bick.

The alkaloids leave a very bad taste for spiders and other creatures that would eat the moths.

The team then looked for evidence of a biological compass that would explain the moths' pickiness.

It seems unlikely that the level of crypsis that would have been achieved by Kettlewell's released moths would have been as great as that of wild moths.

But early efforts were severely constrained by clunky equipment that would waste film shooting falling twigs or flitting moths.