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Diving Beetle Nymph
Dytiscidae
22.1443, -101.057
Field Notes
Description:
When still in larval form, the beetles vary in size from about 1 to 5 cm (half an inch to two inches). The larvae's bodies are shaped like crescents, with the tail long and covered with thin hairs. Six legs protrude from along the thorax, which also sports the same thin hairs. The head is flat and square, with a pair of long, large pincers
Habitat:
The larvae lives in small ponds.
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