they are in the wardrobe
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On a laptop: move the mouse over the picture · a click or Space is FLASH · the arrow keys move the torch too
Moths are eating the clothes. Lead the big ones to the window with your torch and FLASH the little ones. Let one wind its way into the middle of your light, though, and it flies up the beam into your face.
Drag on the picture to move your torch. The light sits just above your finger, so you can see it. The bright middle of the light is the part that does things.
Big brown moths love the light. Hold the bright middle on one and it wakes up and circles your torch. Take your light to the window and it flies off to the mountains. Moths that leave together count 1, 2, 3 and so on.
Do not rush. Go too fast and a moth loses you and goes back to the clothes.
A moth circles closer and closer. When it reaches the middle it flies up the beam, and a moth in the face ends the go. Its shadow gets bigger as it comes. Get it to the window first, or press FLASH.
Little gold moths hate the light and never follow. Put the bright middle on one and press FLASH.
FLASH hits everything in the bright middle, your own moths too, and takes 4 seconds to come back. The bar fills up as it gets ready.
Three bites and a thing is eaten through. Get every moth out to finish the night: one hole is sewn up, and the next night is busier. The go is also over when five of the eight things are eaten.
Every spring, bogong moths fly hundreds of kilometres to the cool caves of the Australian Alps. Some of them have stopped at your place on the way.