Lattids
Lattids are a family of moths belonging to the subfamily Latiodinae within the larger family Erebidae. This group includes a diverse range of species, many of which are characterized by their slender bodies and wings that are often patterned with subtle cryptic coloration. Lattids are primarily nocturnal and are attracted to light sources during the night.
The larvae of lattids, commonly known as caterpillars, typically feed on a variety of host plants, including
Distribution of lattids is widespread, with species found in various regions across North America, Europe, Asia,
The life cycle of a lattid involves egg laying on or near host plants, larval feeding and
Research on lattids is ongoing, particularly in the fields of taxonomy and ecology, to better understand their