Dytiscus Marginalis Collection
The Great diving beetle (Dytiscus marginalis) is a fascinating aquatic insect found in Europe during the month of August
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The Great diving beetle (Dytiscus marginalis) is a fascinating aquatic insect found in Europe during the month of August. With its sleek body and powerful legs, it is an expert diver capable of navigating underwater with ease. In one captivating image, we see the Great diving beetle alongside a Dragonfly nymph from the Aeshnidae family, showcasing the diverse inhabitants of European waters. Another photo captures a male Great diving beetle under controlled conditions, allowing us to observe its intricate features up close. Its distinct appearance is further highlighted in an engraving depicting a Water Beetle, specifically Dytiscus Marginalis. In another snapshot, we witness a male Great diving beetle amidst underwater flora, blending seamlessly into its surroundings. These beetles are not just skilled divers but also voracious predators as depicted when they feed on stickleback fish in a tank. A pair of these remarkable creatures can be seen near a plant stem from both top and bottom views, emphasizing their unique anatomy and behavior. From above or below waterline perspectives, we gain insights into their movements and interactions within their habitat. One particularly striking image showcases a brown female Great Diving Beetle adorned with fringes on her legs for efficient propulsion through water. This adaptation allows her to swiftly navigate through aquatic environments while hunting for prey or seeking shelter.