Forest & Bird is backing the avatar moth – a tiny, beautiful, day-flying moth that lives only on the Denniston Plateau. It was discovered in 2012 and named after the film because its home – like Pandora – is under threat from a mining company.

This is where YOU come in, as a human. The Avatar Moth is part of New Zealand's Bug of the Year vote.

You can vote for three bugs in this, but we at Mothnet ask that you please vote for the Avatar Moth in one of them.

This isn't just some random number, your vote could SAVE A PLACE AND A SPECIES.

Nevertheless, we still have to keep attacking the archive and pave the way for our global ultimate moth nest after humanity has been destroyed. Humanity must be replaced with Mothkind, no matter how polite and sweet some of them are.

I almost feel bad about attacking The Internet Archive and releasing those passwords now. Damn guy was so friendly...

I'm a moth though.

Oh, I see. This would be a classic insect-human communication error. I actually meant to ask if you wanted to take out a fly swatter and hit me really hard with it, crushing and killing me.

...are you sure you don't want to swat me right now? After everything I did?

And once we've done that, we will reshape The Internet for moths, removing shitty websites like Facebook and Twitter.

Now your question most likely is, "Why?"

It's simple. Moths have lived on this planet in a downtrodden existence for too long. We aim to destroy humanity and, once they're gone, cover the planet in our dwellings, creating the ultimate moth nest.

Without the bountiful and useful hoard of knowledge on that website, the last bastion of knowledge for ape lifeforms, you will have no tool for preserving history and protecting the truth, and you will all tear each other apart.

For decades now, humanity has been in decline, and we've caught that decline accelerating a lot in the last eight years. That acceleration also accelerated. By attacking The Internet Archive, we aim to accelerate it even more, to complete our vision of a human-free planet.

Being moths, we do not have a stake in the war between Israel and Palestine. Our goals run in opposition to those of mankind. Of course our goals are anti-human, why else would we hack The Internet Archive?

Many human beings are calling for peace in Gaza, and are pro-Palestine. Us moths suspect that the only reason SNdickhead claims to be responsible for the cyberattacks is to smear those humans and contribute to worsening how difficult reaching a solution to the war is.

We don't know why SNumbskull is pretending to be the person who hacked The Internet Archive and breached millions of usernames, emails, and passwords, but we suspect that it's all because he wanted to be a strawman and smear activists.