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| | |Chordata | ||
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|'''Class:''' | |'''Class:''' | ||
| | |Lepidothermia | ||
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| | |Lepidornithes | ||
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|'''Superfamily:''' | |'''Superfamily:''' | ||
| | |Umbreoptera | ||
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| | |Umbriidae | ||
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The red-eyed vampire moth, is a | The red-eyed vampire moth (''Vampyropis oculorubrum''), is a species of flutterling native to the British Isles. It is known as one of the largest species of flutterlings in the world. There are only a few of similar or larger size, all of which are found in tropical habitats. Renowned for its captivating appearance and predatory behavior, the red-eyed vampire moth specifically insects with magical properties, especially those classified as magical pests. Its magical properties have led to its revered status among magicians and alchemists. | ||
== Appearance == | == Appearance == |