Moth-Geckos

When a moth and a gecko love each other very much...you get moth-geckos. Curious organisms, moth-geckos have the head, body, feet and tail of a gecko, while retaining moth antennae and neck fluff. There are winged and wingless varieties of moth-geckos.

Often used as defense mechanisms, these hybrids have mild mesmerizing abilities that can be enhanced by dazzling victims with their entrancing patterns on their wings. These abilities enable them to evade predators and flee to safety. Anthro moth-geckos have been known to use them for more mischievous purposes, however their lack of wings make their abilities far less potent then their feral kin. If you find yourself under the spell of a moth-gecko, remember: you can break their trance with bright lights.