Another master of mimicry, this time of a wasp, is the Lunar Hornet Moth. Again it cannot sting, but fools predators by it’s appearance. It’s early life is interesting as well. The female lies her eggs on the bark of a willow tree. The hatched larvae burrows into the trunk of the tree, feeding on the internal wood. After a year it emerges, only to re-enter the tree further up, and feeding for another year, before it finally emerges as an adult moth.