Expand your bug-pinning skills and collection with the Entomology Expansion Pack: Sunset Moth. With this expansion pack developed by museum professionals, you will receive:nnA Sunset Mothn6 wing stripsnn#000 entomology pinsnn#1 entomology pinsnSpecimen facts sheets for each insect included in the kitnnPlease Note: The Sunset moth is included in the Entomology STEM Pinning Kit. This expansion pack is perfect for those who took a specialty bug pinning workshop where the Sunset was not included, or for the pinner who would like to purchase and pin more Sunset Moths.nWarning: This kit contains dead insect specimens as well as entomology pins which are sharp. Children using this kit require adult supervision.nLooking for the main Entomology STEM Pinning kit? The Science Museum of Minnesota’s own science kit, the Entomology STEM Pinning Kit, teaches you the full process of pinning insects.nSunset Moth (Chrysiridia rhipheus) This day-flying moth is native to Madagascar. Its iridescent wings are colorful and metallic on both sides. These bright colors are structural and will appear to change before your eyes depending on the incidence of light, meaning the angle of the light as it hits a surface and bounces to your eyes. In their larval stage, these moths only feed on the toxic leaves of plants of the genus Omphalea. Once eaten by the caterpillar, the toxins are stored in the body through the pupal and adult moth stages. The sunset moths’ bright colors may warn potential predators of their toxicity.nSustainability, responsible husbandry, and conservation are core considerations as we develop our entomology products and workshop experiences. We source insects from carefully vetted vendors with those priorities in mind and in alignment with the Science Museum of Minnesota’s ethics policy. Learn more here .