Lepidopts are an ancestor of the monarch and caterpillar. While their young stage has never been observed, their kind at the older stage has. These moth entities resemble milkweed tussock moths and likely shares its love for poisonous overgrowth with caterpillars at a younger age. Lepidopts are quite squirrelly and most of their population seem to actually be outside of buildings. This might relate to why young lepidopts are never found. These entities are attracted to artificial lights.