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Their study showed that butterflies all share a single common ancestor and give credence to the theory that butterflies are more closely related to very small (micro) moths, rather than those of larger species, contradicting previous studies that had found the opposite to be true.
Do the micro moths include the ones in cupboards and closets?
I hate those fuckers. They infested the family house and we can't seem to get rid of them.
You have to check everything. We found them nesting in the fucking wallpaper.
Ahh... Nice read. Thank you