What is another word for hawkmoths?
Pronunciation: [hˈɔːkmɒθs] (IPA) 
Hawkmoths, also known as sphinx moths or hummingbird moths, are a group of insects belonging to the Sphingidae family. These moths are unique for their strong flying abilities, resembling that of a bird of prey. Numerous synonyms have been used to refer to hawkmoths including hawk-moths, sphinx-moths, and hornworms. Additionally, species within the family have their own unique names, such as the elephant hawkmoth, Pandora sphinx, and the death's-head hawkmoth. Hawkmoths are found worldwide and play a crucial role in pollination and ecosystem health. Their beauty and importance make them a popular subject of study and fascination among entomologists and nature enthusiasts alike.
