Green Lacewing Larvae Use Corpses as Camouflage

Green lacewings are aptly named for the prominent venation of the adults’ wings. Some species in this insect family even have “ears” in the larger veins that allow them to detect the ultrasonic sounds made by hunting bats. Lacewing larvae and adults are both predators of soft-bodied insects such as aphids. Larval lacewings have long,…

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This is a Larvae of a Green Lacewing, it kills bugs and attaches their lifeless corpses to it's back for camouflage. : r/natureismetal

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