Inaudota

Inaudota is a genus of moths in the family Erebidae. The genus was first described by George Hampson in 1913. The moths in this genus are generally found in tropical and subtropical regions of Asia.

Species within the genus Inaudota are characterized by their specific wing patterns and genitalic morphology. Like other members of the Erebidae family, Inaudota moths are primarily nocturnal. Their larvae typically feed on a variety of plants, though specific host plants can vary depending on the species and geographic location.

The taxonomy of Inaudota has been subject to ongoing research, with new species sometimes described and phylogenetic studies aiming to clarify relationships within the Erebidae family. Identification of species often relies on detailed examination of external features and internal reproductive structures.