Beetle larva of family Hydrophilidae under a microscope, order Coleoptera. They live in water, cannot swim, so they crawl over algae, branches … Predators hunt mainly snails
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Beetle Larva of Family Hydrophilidae Under a Microscope Order Coleoptera
Beetle Larva of Family Hydrophilidae Under a Microscope Order Coleoptera
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| Created | 17 Dec 2021 |
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