An animal that shows positive phototaxis ______?

• Positive phototaxis: This is the movement of an organism towards a light source. • Moths: Many species of moths are nocturnally active and fly towards light sources, a behavior known as positive phototaxis. • Phototaxis in Moths: This behavior is thought to be a result of the moth's navigation system, which is naturally adapted to use a distant light source like the moon. When a moth encounters a much closer artificial light, it becomes disoriented and continually adjusts its flight to keep the light at a constant angle, leading it to spiral into the light source.