Yes, that's the moth from the meme. But what is it actually doing? This erebid moth is feeding on the tears of a black-chinned antbird. The behavior, known as lachryphagy, is used by various species of moths, butterflies, and bees to make up for a lack of sodium and other nutrients in their diet. Often the targets of these tear-drinking sessions are turtles or crocodiles, as they are less active than birds. This video, taken by Leandro Moraes in part of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil, is one of

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