This is a Toebiter stream insect and it lives in the rivers here in Aotearoa. Research and find 3 important or interesting facts about this creature and share it in the comments.
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They are 25 milometer long and they bait young kids as known as dobsonfly
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean that they bait children like yourself Thomas, what is a dobsonfly?
DeleteThey Have One of the Most Painful Bites in the Insect World.
ReplyDeleteWow I would not like to be bitten by a Toebiter Kieron. Can you tell me 3 other insects who bite?
Deletehi my name is maria and that bus so instring and they look very herry
ReplyDeleteGiant Water Bugs Can Exceed 4.75” in Length. “Giant” isn't just a cute name for a small bug.Male Water Bugs Are Responsible for the Babies. Water Bugs Play Dead.
ReplyDeleteHey do you know that iv'e never heard of water bugs
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These predators are typically encountered in freshwater ponds, marshes and slow-flowing streams.
ReplyDeleteHi I am Jake from Awahono School. I like your bug, that is creepy. What bug is it?
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ReplyDeleteI'm piper from Yaldhurst Model School,
This insect looks really interesting and sorta creepy.
now that I know they live in streams and rivers im sorta scared to go swimming later in the summer.
where or when did you find out about it. I found out that they are native in south canada and the united states, and that they are also called belostomatidae (which is very hard to say for me).
I liked searching about the toe biter and learning more about this different insect.
great job!