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Lethe europa has brown upperwings, female individuals have wider subapical bands than males. The underside has a number of faint patterns with a thick purple ocellus on the forewings, a short tail on the veins of 4 hindwings.
Larva: Lethe europa larvae are green in color, on the head there is one short erect horn.
Pupa: Lethe europa pupa is pale green, firm and smooth.
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Lethe europa can be found in the bamboo forest.
Continent : Asia
Country : Lethe europa spread across Asia.
Lethe europa flies by hopping and staying close to the ground, often resting on leaves or twigs with the wings folded upright. This species is commonly found hiding around shady shrubs between bamboo clumps and leaf litter.
Lethe europa larvae feed on bamboo leaves which are the host plant.
Diet : Herbivore (larva), Nectarivore
Lethe europa reproduce by laying eggs (ovipar), the eggs are laid one by one on the leaves. The eggs are round and white.
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