larvae Synonyms
larvae Meaning
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larvae (pl.)
of Larva
larvae Sentence Examples
- The larvae of the mosquito hatched in stagnant water.
- The larvae of the butterfly feasted on leaves, preparing for their transformation.
- Scientists study the larvae of insects to understand their development.
- The predator beetle lays its eggs near insect larvae, ensuring a steady food supply for its offspring.
- The larvae of the housefly are known for their ability to decompose organic matter.
- The larvae of certain beetles are known to glow in the dark, a phenomenon known as bioluminescence.
- The larvae of the parasitic wasp burrow into the bodies of their host, eventually leading to their death.
- The larvae of the firefly beetle emit light to attract mates and deter predators.
- Some larvae, such as those of the caddisfly, construct protective cases out of materials like twigs and leaves.
- The larvae of the hagfish are known for their unusual feeding behavior, which involves scavenging dead fish.
FAQs About the word larvae
of Larva
nymphs, naiads,pupae, naiades,pupas
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The larvae of the mosquito hatched in stagnant water.
The larvae of the butterfly feasted on leaves, preparing for their transformation.
Scientists study the larvae of insects to understand their development.
The predator beetle lays its eggs near insect larvae, ensuring a steady food supply for its offspring.
