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Hail Haploa clymene: The upside-down cross moth. The most METAL of all moths! Weâre all familiar with the creepy Deathâs-head Hawkmoth from its appearance in the 1991 thriller The Silence of the Lambs, but thereâs a lepidopteran out there even more foreboding. This goth mothâs appearance is downright Satanic. The Clymene Moth (Haploa clymene), a member of the Tiger Moth family, can be found throughout eastern North America. It can be identified in the wild by its metal-as-fuck upside-down cross marking.
lyÂ·soÂ·zyme. An enzyme destructive to cell walls of certain bacteria; present in tears, egg white, and some plant tissues; used in the prevention of caries and in the treatment of infant formulas. Synonym(s): muramidase.enzyme destructive to bacteria.ynonym(s): mucopeptide glycohydrolase, muramidase. /lyÂ·soÂ·zyme/ (-zÄ«m) an enzyme present in saliva, tears, egg white, and many animal fluids, functioning as an antibacterial agent by catalyzing the hydrolysis of specific glycosidic linkages in peptidoglycans and chitin, breaking down some bacterial cell walls.