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kungfukitty | 16:23 Wed 05th Jun 2002 | Animals & Nature
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If moths are so attracted to the light, why don't they all fly towards the sun?
  
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They do - in great flurries of evil - thats why we get eclipses (so I'm told) xx
Moths are attracted to a single direct accessible light source, such as a lamp or torch, as opposed to the sun which dissipates its light over a massive area and distance, thus providing no real contrast to the surrounding darkness. That's an 'educated' guess, but it sounds reasonable to me - feel free to argue, if anyone knows a more scientific answer.

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