The Pale-edged Selenisa (Selenisa sueroides) belongs to the Erebidae family, specifically the Erebinae subfamily, and is part of the Omopterini tribe. It is a nocturnal moth found in tropical and subtropical regions. With its pale-edged forewings and reddish-orange hindwings, it is visually striking and likely uses its colors as a form of defense. The larvae feed on various plants, and the moth may also assist in pollination of nocturnal flowers.