A genus of moths, particularly known for species that form communal nests and can cause irritation in humans.
From Greek ana- (up, back) + -phe (possibly from phē-, to speak or show), referring to the exposed or visible nature of their nests.
Anaphe moths are famous for producing hairs that can cause a rash called 'Lepidopterism,' making them one of the few insects whose mere presence can cause allergic reactions—they're basically nature's biological warning system.
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