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Can a moth decide to change colors? For example, can a dark moth change colors to be lighter in a light colored forest?
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Can a moth decide to change colors? For example, can a dark moth change colors to be lighter in a light colored forest?

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No, not by choice but it is possible depending on genetic mutations that will happen due to large population of light colored moth.
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