Askakedjan moth

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	|image=Askakadjan Moth.png		|image=Askakadjan Moth.png
	|name=Askakedjan Moth		|name=Askakedjan Moth
-	|habitat=Mitralon's Askakedjan mountains.	+	|habitat=[[Overview|Mitralon]]'s Askakedjan Mountains.
-	|description=	+	|description=The frontal wing lobes of this moth are rounded and split into two lobes, while the rear wing lobe bears a resemblance to pincers. Psychadelic coloration in swirling patterns adorns the powdery wings, which extend from a thick and fuzzy brownish body. The head is tapered forward, ending in a pair of downy antennae. Approximately two to three [[Measurements|thum]]s in length and more than four in wingspan, it is one of the largest known moth species.
-	|collection=	+	|notes=Nocturnal in habit, the Askakedjan Moth feeds on organic fibers, such as cotton, wool, hemp and canvas. Although dubbed a moth, its upward-sweeping wings raise some questions as to whether or not it is a butterfly.
-	|notes= This is the adult form of the [[Pleated redworm|Pleated Redworm]].	+
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		+	This is the adult form of the [[Pleated redworm|Pleated Redworm]].
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Askakedjan Moth Habitat: Mitralon's Askakedjan Mountains. Description: The frontal wing lobes of this moth are rounded and split into two lobes, while the rear wing lobe bears a resemblance to pincers. Psychadelic coloration in swirling patterns adorns the powdery wings, which extend from a thick and fuzzy brownish body. The head is tapered forward, ending in a pair of downy antennae. Approximately two to three thums in length and more than four in wingspan, it is one of the largest known moth species. Notes: Nocturnal in habit, the Askakedjan Moth feeds on organic fibers, such as cotton, wool, hemp and canvas. Although dubbed a moth, its upward-sweeping wings raise some questions as to whether or not it is a butterfly.

This is the adult form of the Pleated Redworm.

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