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BABY HUMMINGBIRD or a BUG? Which is it?

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http://www.hotroast.com - Is it a baby hummingbird? A cute, fuzzy bug? A flying miniature lobster? SCROLL DOWN FOR THE ANSWER o_O


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At first glance this cute and busy little critter looks like a baby hummingbird. Look at how he moves! But after further investigation I discovered this bird is a bug impostor! See the antennae and proboscis? He (or she) is a Hummingbird Clearwing Moth (Hemaris Thysbe). Yup, a diurnal moth. Cheeky little bugger!!! And much cuter than a mosquito!

Music: "Yage Camera - Travelin' Mix" by Audio Morphology

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  • well if it would stop moving for one fucking second i could tell you!

  • @esarfmij hahaa that seemed like an unnecessary trolling comment

    and i didn't say fucking a second i emphasized my exasperation in its constant movement with the word fucking

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  • defintily a bug/moth thing :)

  • I can confirm it, as a rather rare but beautiful humming hawk moth

  • Damnit where's my pokedex....

  • If you pause at 0:21. It's a bug.

  • There are a few different names, look up Hawk Moth.

  • imagine the noise that would make when you hit it with a news paper!

  • pshhhhh ppl r stoopid... its obviously not a pokemon....... ITS MOTHMAN

  • when i was visiting rome i saw plenty of those at roma termini and thought i was crazy because i know that there are no hummingbirds in rome...when we asked some people (obviously junkies) they just said: papillon. we tried to catch one for about two hours at night but they were too fast.

  • @couldntthinkofaname4 guys this is a hummingbird hawk moth, ive seen them around and looked it up there moths that aint nockturnal

  • Its a humming bird moth. I've seen two in my life. great little insects.

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