Brown moth larva crawls on white rock amidst black holes.
A medium-close-up view of a sponge moth larva crawling along a white rock. The larvae is facing left and is about to crawl over a small black hole. The larva is brown and covered in long white hairs. On the right side of the larvae, the ground is filled with large black holes, and surrounding those holes and the larva are small brown holes. On the left side of the larva, there are more black holes, also above the larva, there are more. Underneath the larva, there are no large holes. It is daytime, as everything can be seen.