Updated On: 17 July, 2021 09:04 AM IST | Mumbai | Gayathri Chandran
As the world observes National Moth Week, here are some cool sessions to sign up for to understand the butterfly’s lesser-known cousin

The moon moth will be referred to in the sessions. Pic/Suraj Das
While butterflies are undoubtedly beautiful, they also tend to steal the limelight from their moth cousins. This is because moths operate during night-time, and hence remain largely inaccessible to the human eye. This is also why moths are often not studied extensively and remain undiscovered in many parts of the world. National Moth Week (July 17-25) aims to pull the focus back onto these creatures, working as a citizen-science initiative, to educate and make people and communities more aware of their different types, species and groups.
Light sheet used to attract moths