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Like Humans, Moths Prefer Dim Red Light for a Romantic Night

Medicine & Technology Feb 24, 2021

Typically, humans dim the light and have the red light turned on for a romantic night with their partner, and moths happen to do the same in the circumstances like this.

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Like Humans, Moths Prefer Dim Red Light for a Romantic Night

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