Scientists tagged 14,000 bogong moths in the Snowy Mountains to track their mysterious migration—but none have been spotted yet. Far from a failure, researchers think it’s a sign the population is thriving, with more moths on the move and possibly taking new routes. Meanwhile, online sightings of untagged moths have surged to over 2,700, helping map their paths. Next year, scientists plan to expand light traps to finally catch these elusive travelers—and uncover more secrets of their epic journey across Australia.
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