Beetle larvae

Photo about Larva of a Hercules beetle, Dynastes hercules, against white background, studio shot. Image of claw, endangered, background - 10939361

We often hear about the biggest animals that would easily tower over humans twice, thrice, and some even ten times. But how big, exactly, are they?

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Ive posted photos the larva of a lesser water beetle and the great silver water beetle recently, but the most ferocious of them all are the larvae of the great diving beetle species or Dytiscus larvae. If you mange to get one of these in your pond dipping tray, you will soon end up with…

stag beetle larva. what to do with this thing~!

I'm finding many June "Bug" (beetle) larvae in my wood chips. To the eye they look like normal white grubs with orange heads and legs. But the camera flash makes their skin transparent, and the design of their breathing holes, or spiracles, is revealed. Look at the incredible network of tubes that take the air in and exhale carbon dioxide. Probably not a major contributor to global warming, but fascinating to see up close.

Photo about Lesser stag beetle larva grub. Image of species, body, larvae - 494705

Insect larvae (caterpillars) set. Photo about host, jewel, fauna, garden, invertebrate, control, melolontha, biological, butterfly, damage, mediterranean, eats, environment - 73798434