Giant Moth Trusts Her Rescuer To Raise Her Babies | The Dodo Heroes

Woman rescues a giant moth — who says thanks by leaving her a life-changing gift ❤️

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[growingherbalist]

She went from being scared of moths to raising 180 of them. Amazing!

[vkarvanzer]

She went from scared to "Imma raise the whole family. The whole 200 of them". Damn, that's impressive.

[shaund]

It's amazing how an animal can change your life. 5 years ago I was working a corporate job. I rehabilitated an injured opossum that walked into my house, started doing wildlife rehabbing, and now I'm a first-year vet student. 🐾

[yveltalnice]

I bet if mothra would see this she would be happy seeing a human not only protected her kind but raised them into adulthood is amazing ^^

[manyakumar]

The fact that she was scared of moths and yet handled the situation like a pro makes me so happy and proud of her wow!

[missnightterrors]

Blown away by this lady's kindness. Only one out of two hundred meant to hatch, but one hundred eighty did. Tremendous!

[wbqoolh]

She is the epitome of what humans are meant to be (stewards of the Earth).

[nylanelson]

The fact she saved the moth & the eggs & documented this for others to learn about them is amazing & very interesting too 💜. Thank you Tala for doing this

[MediaWebCrawler]

What makes this even more heart wrenching is the fact that, once they pop out of their sleeping bags, they have about a week to live.. they don't eat, they don't drink, they literally don't even have a _mouth._ Their one and only purpose in life is to mate.. so the fact that these little hungry noodles turned flying floofs got to experience such genuine warmth and kindness for such fleeting lives.. this was truly a touching video to me.

[gailhasler]

She should write a children's book about this wonderful experience. Children should learn early in life to appreciate all creatures. 🤗😍😎

[khvoya]

This lady just became a mother 180 times in one day♥

[simw]

The fact that 1% only goes to adulthood and that 90% of the caterpillars she took take care of made it to the final stzge is really cool !
Well done :D

[xavierperez]

She handles her babies so easily, I had no clue she had a fear of them. I thought she’d been doing this from a kid or so. Very courageous of her!

[DiabolicalAngel]

This needs to be a children's book or a movie. It's so sweet ♡

[dr.hawkinsmax]

This is literally one of the most beautiful stories I've ever heard and seen, all of us humans need to appreciate the living creatures of the earth, I'm so glad that moth found her, it really was like an angel was sent to both of them. ❤

[Nepafarius]

This lady just helped increase the population of a species many times over. The ramifications will outlive her and, in a small way, alter the world around us for the better.

[kitterfox]

Based on how they look, i’m pretty sure they’re silk moths, which only live about a week which explains why they bred so quickly. I have a fascination with silk moths, especially with luna moths because they’re all big, fluffy and cute. I highly recommend researching them!

[WildSacred]

What an amazing story. Wow. The subtle patience you have.

[GhibliHeroine]

Someone who adopts a moth is impossible not to have a big heart and be a very kind person ... respect all forms of life; I find human kindness poetic ...

[Michael-dyzp]

What a wonderful person, going from being afraid of moths to helping one out and raising its offspring hatching 180 out of 200 and then releasing them in different parks. The world needs more people like her.