Olümpias

Olümpias is a genus of moths in the family Crambidae. The genus was first described by William Warren in 1890. Species within this genus are typically found in tropical and subtropical regions.

The moths in the Olümpias genus are characterized by their wing patterns and venation. Detailed taxonomic descriptions are available in entomological literature, often focusing on morphological features. Research into the genus may include studies on their life cycles, larval hosts, and geographical distribution.

The exact number of species within Olümpias can vary as taxonomic classifications are subject to revision based on new research and discoveries. For a definitive list of currently recognized species and their distribution, it is best to consult specialized entomological databases or taxonomic keys. The genus name itself is derived from classical roots, hinting at the historical context of scientific nomenclature.