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Attacus Atlas Collection

The Attacus atlas, commonly known as the Atlas moth, is a magnificent creature that holds the title for being the largest moth in the world

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Atlas moth, Attacus atlas 1, Menelaus blue morpho, Morpho menelaus 2, lanternfly

Atlas moth, Attacus atlas 1, Menelaus blue morpho, Morpho menelaus 2, lanternfly, Pyrops candelaria 3
FLO4652373 Atlas moth, Attacus atlas 1, Menelaus blue morpho, Morpho menelaus 2, lanternfly, Pyrops candelaria 3, European butterflies 4-8

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Atlas moth {Attacus atlas} on nurse plant Sri Lanka

Atlas moth {Attacus atlas} on nurse plant Sri Lanka

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Atlas moth (Attacus atlas), these are the largest moths in the world with a wingspan

Atlas moth (Attacus atlas), these are the largest moths in the world with a wingspan from 10-12 inches, native to Southeast Asia

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Illustration of Atlas moth (Attacus atlas) camouflaged against tree bark

Illustration of Atlas moth (Attacus atlas) camouflaged against tree bark

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Illustration of green Atlas Moth (Attacus atlas) caterpillar on stem

Illustration of green Atlas Moth (Attacus atlas) caterpillar on stem

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Caterpillar of the atlas moth -Attacus atlas-, early stage, found in Southeast Asia

Caterpillar of the atlas moth -Attacus atlas-, early stage, found in Southeast Asia

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Atlas moth -Attacus atlas-, Mainau, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Atlas moth -Attacus atlas-, Mainau, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Atlas moth

Atlas moth (Attacus atlas). This distinctively shaped moth is the largest in the world. It can be found in India, China, Malaysia and Indonesia

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Attacus atlas, atlas moth

Attacus atlas, atlas moth
The underside view of an atlas moth painted by Pieter de Bevere. Illustration from the Loten Collection dated (1754-57) held at the Natural History Museum, London

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Sammamish, Washington Atlas Moth the largest in the world

Sammamish, Washington Atlas Moth the largest in the world

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Sammamish, Washington captive raise largest of moths the Atlas Moth, Attacus atlas

Sammamish, Washington captive raise largest of moths the Atlas Moth, Attacus atlas

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: South Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Highland territory. Hercules or Atlas Moth (Attacus

South Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Highland territory. Hercules or Atlas Moth (Attacus atlas)

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: SE Asia. Giant Atlas moth (Attacus atlas) chrysalis or pupa

SE Asia. Giant Atlas moth (Attacus atlas) chrysalis or pupa

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: Atlas moth wing

Atlas moth wing. Macrophotograph of part of the wing of an atlas moth (Attacus atlas). Patterns like the one at centre may be flashed at predators to startle them

Background imageAttacus Atlas Collection: 1797 Atlas Moth illustration

1797 Atlas Moth illustration
Copperplate print with contemporary hand colouring from Betruchs " Bilderbuch fur kinder". It shows the worlds largest moth (wing area), the Atlas moth


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The Attacus atlas, commonly known as the Atlas moth, is a magnificent creature that holds the title for being the largest moth in the world. With its impressive wingspan, it captivates all who have the privilege of witnessing its beauty. Found on nurse plants in Sri Lanka, this species showcases its grandeur against a backdrop of lush foliage. Its wings are adorned with intricate patterns and vibrant colors that make it truly stand out from its surroundings. In fact, an illustration depicts how this majestic moth camouflages itself against tree bark to blend seamlessly into nature's tapestry. During its early stage as a caterpillar, the green Atlas Moth can be spotted gracefully perched on a stem. This remarkable transformation takes place in Southeast Asia where these caterpillars thrive. Their growth is nothing short of extraordinary. Even beyond their native habitat, these enchanting creatures have made their way to different parts of the world like Mainau in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany and Sammamish, Washington, and is here that they continue to astonish observers with their sheer size and elegance. With multiple mentions of "Atlas moth" and "Attacus atlas, " it becomes evident just how iconic this species has become across continents like North America. Specifically found in Washington state within the United States, these moths leave an indelible mark on anyone lucky enough to encounter them. Whether you witness an Atlas moth fluttering through Sri Lankan forests or marvel at one's presence amidst European or American landscapes - there is no denying that Attacus atlas reigns supreme as nature's grandest masterpiece.