In the realm of biopunk innovation, a captivating figure emerges

In the realm of biopunk innovation, a captivating figure emerges: the anthropomorphic leopard moth, named Synthaga scribonica. This genetically engineered hybrid being is a mesmerizing fusion of the Hypercompe scribonia moth and human elements, boasting intricate moth anatomy and biomorphic moth wings inspired by the avant-garde designs of Iris van Herpen. Synthaga exudes a striking 15-feminine and dynamic pose, with perfect realistic anatomy and proportions, maintaining a captivating symmetry that accentuates her unique form. Her expressive face, sculpted with intricate

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