Larva of water moths under a microscope, order Lepidoptera, possibly family Crambidae. It gnaws through algae and hides from predators. Freshwater
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Larva of Water Moths Under a Microscope Order Lepidoptera Possibly Family Crambidae
Larva of Water Moths Under a Microscope Order Lepidoptera Possibly Family Crambidae
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| Created | 22 Jan 2022 |
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| Preview Resolution | 960x540 |
| Frame Rate | 25 |
| Total Clip(s) Length | 0:11 |
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| Number of Clips | 1 |
| Resolution | 3840x2160 |
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