Close up of clutch of ringlegged earwig Euborellia annulipes eggs, each less than a millimeter across. Earwigs are semi_social insects which lay their eggs in nests and bring up their young. They belong to a group of insects that number more than 2,000 species and live in cracks and crevices found in rocks, amongst debris, and under the bark of trees. Sometimes they find hideaways in and around homes and can become household pests.
Details
WebID:
C00618011
Clip Type:
RM
Super High Res Size:
1920X1080
Duration:
000:08.000
Format:
QuickTime
Bit Rate:
29 fps
Available:
download
Comp:
200X112 (0.00 M)
Model Release:
NO
Property Release
NO