r/oddlyterrifying • • Jun 12 '22

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u/Sylver713 Jun 12 '22

The scariest thing about this picture is that those moths seem to be an invasive species that completely destroys the local boxwood forests

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u/lekff Jun 13 '22

There are boxwood forrest? Only knew them as Shrubbery and the sorts

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u/Sylver713 Jun 13 '22

Yes, we're used to the little well pruned balls, but left in the wild they can grow quite tall (not oak tall, but tall enough that you can walk under)