By Gurpreet Singh | October 21, 2025
Native to Southeast Asia, Atlas moths have wingspans reaching 30 centimetres, making them among the largest moths alive.
Image: Canva
Found in Papua New Guinea, Hercules moths possess massive wingspans up to 27 centimetres, showcasing striking brown and white patterns.
Image: Canva
Known for incredible wingspan, White Witch moths can measure up to 30 centimetres, native to Central and South America.
Image: Canva
North America’s largest native moth, Cecropia moths display beautiful red, white, and black markings with wide impressive wingspans.
Image: Canva
Famous for its huge eyespots, Polyphemus moths have wingspans around 15 centimetres and are found across North America.
Image: Canva
Rare and enchanting, Madagascan Moon moths feature pale green wings and long tails, measuring up to 20 centimetres wide.
Image: Canva
Imperial moths flaunt orange and brown patterned wings, with impressive wingspans reaching 15 centimetres.
Image: Canva
Comet moths have bright yellow wings and long tails, creating a spectacular, floating appearance in forests.
Image: Canva
With striking black and white spotted wings, Giant Leopard moths can reach wingspans of about 10 centimetres naturally.
Image: Canva
Luna moths are iconic North American species, known for pale green wings and long tails, creating stunning visual effects.
Image: Canva