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John Silver, 05.03.2024 10:59

At the end of May 2023, I photographed such an insect in Belarus. https://disk.yandex.by/i/NSdYohLn11YUGg We walked along the road and occasionally bumped into these monsters. What can it be? I've never seen anything like it.

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06.03.2024 13:14, Peter Khramov

And no one writes anything. At least someone would answer, they say, "fuuu"... Or "when I see such people, I immediately turn away." They are silent! To the author: I understand that for a one-time message, it is lazy to register with the first name, but keep in mind that the account with the first name John and the last name Silver will be deleted within a week. Otherwise, people may think that it is also normal for a reusable account to subscribe to this site in this way. Thank you all!

06.05.2024 21:47, Victor Titov

At the end of May 2023, I photographed such an insect in Belarus.
John Silver, in your video (end of May 2023 in Belarus) - larva of a floating beetle of the genus Dytiscus

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