2.1K views · 64 reactions | When the elephant hawk-moth caterpillar feels threatened, its turns itself over to reveal its belly and its body swells up to the shape of a pit viper's head, completely transforming itself into a menacing predator  | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

7K views · 412 reactions | We found an Elephant Hawk-moth cocoon hidden in the leaf litter!  What’s hidden in your garden? Please do share your photos with us, so we can see how you're joining us to #DoNothingForNature this winter! ❄️ | Butterfly Conservation | Facebook

2.3K views · 138 reactions | Looking like an Elephant's trunk, Elephant Hawk-moth caterpillars are large with eye-spots to deter predators. Feeding on Rosebay Willowherb and fuchsias, they are usually seen searching for a place to pupate.BBC Springwatch #MothsMatter https://butrfli.es/Elephant_Hawk © Hugo Nissen | Butterfly Conservation | Facebook

The Elephant hawk moth released last night you can see from the super slow motion video Moths heat up their flight muscles by vibrating their wings. Safe journey little buddy | The Mouse family that live by the brambles

Watch a quick lifecycle of the squeaking moth ✨ Deaths head hawk moth✨ the transformation from tiny caterpillar to awesome looking moth is astounding! Let me know what you think 👇 | Jumping spider & Moth life

Why turn into a moth if you can be a snake. By Mark Bowler | 9GAG