The fruit-piercing moth (Eudocima sp.)is a nocturnal insect with a beautiful shape. I've seen it several times, but unfortunately, it has become a carcass. They may have had a bad day, hitting a street light at night.
During the day, it is impossible to find them alive. Could it be that nature deliberately hides the existence of the fruit-piercing moth during the day? I have no idea about this.
A few days ago, I saw a fat caterpillar while I was walking in the woods.
The caterpillar is hairless, and uniquely, there are two markings on the right and left sides of its back; those look like the "eyes of god." Whether it's shy or not, it always bends its head down.
I tell you that this is the fruit-piercing moth caterpillar.