May 26, 2025
Is this a firefly larva? Found in NE Ohio. Thanks in advance :3
It is! Photuris sp., I think :)
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Is this a firefly larva? Found in NE Ohio. Thanks in advance :3
It is! Photuris sp., I think :)
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holy shit. i didnt know the larva n pupa glow too. thats so cool
beautiful world we live in
gubby
summer camp discovery
what on earth is this funky thing?
The Wilderness Survival summer campers found it on a hike on the red trail. Counselors were puzzled. As it turns out, after some research... this is a firefly larva!
!! somebody !! went for a long walk on my back porch. I think it's a type of isopod but truly I've never seen one look this prehistoric . NE PA
Omg this video is so good??? Look at this lil dude walking with assistance from its own butt. Amazing. It’s not an isopod! It’s a firefly larva. Notice it only has six legs! Isopods have 7 pairs. :)
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Other than cute, I'm really not sure what this guy is, looks like the lovechild of a flat back milipede and an isopod. Central NY
What a cute lil armored friend! Woodlice (isopods) have seven pairs of legs and millipedes have even more - you can see this dude has six legs, so it’s an insect! It’s the larva of a firefly beetle, probably in the Photuris genus. Adorable! Thanks for sharing :)
Firefly and Light Trail (by melvynyeo)