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There are three species of 1Tineidae that deserve specific mention:

Tineola bisselliella is the common clothes moth, which attacks woolens.

Tinea is the portaestuche pellionella moth, named for the case that manufacture and drag their larvae, parasitic clothes also.

Butterflies and moths (Order Lepidoptera) are perhaps the most popular group of insects due to the beauty of their shapes and colors. Its name derives from lepidos Greek, meaning scales and wings pteron, ie, "scaly wings."

They are divided into four groups (suborders): moths with jaws (Zeugloptera), kauri moths (Aglossata) and metallic moths (Heterobathmiina) and glossata. The first three contain few species, while the latter includes the vast majority of butterflies and moths

. Most butterflies and moths are free flying and is commonly found in vegetation. They live on every continent except Antarctica. Although they are much more numerous and diverse in the tropics, some species survive on the fringes of the polar vegetation. There are many successful species in almost all types of environments, from deserts and mountaintops to the swamps and jungles.

The diet of these winged insects is varied and moths eat things ranging from wool to the nectar. Many moths do not eat at all and spend their adult life laying eggs. Among these species, the larvae eat enough food to keep them in adulthood.

 It has been called marine borers bivalve molluscs that attack wood boats or pilings on piers, Teredinidae members of the family, more commonly known as jokes.

The moths are like butterflies who love flying around the lights and often cause considerable damage to the fabrics insects. Those who have suffered moth infestations in their homes often want to know what attracts them

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