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Glow-worm larva in its ‘hammock’

Glow-worm larva suspended in its hammock-like mucous tube.

The glow-worm larva is suspended in its hammock-like mucous tube. This glow-worm lives in a bush habitat and its lines are very short – about 20-30 mm in length.

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