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RM2G5T5AG–common frog, grass frog (Rana temporaria), spawn balls with beginning larval development , Germany
RMD08D55–Broad-bodied Chaser Dragonfly (Libellula depressa) empty larval case or exuviae clinging to aquatic vegetation, Oxfordshire, Eng
RME0J283–Black-tailed Skimmer (Orthetrum cancellatum), Exuvie, larval skin, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
![This is a larval deep-sea anglerfish. [size of single organism: 3 cm] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2C65YNP/this-is-a-larval-deep-sea-anglerfish-size-of-single-organism-3-cm-2C65YNP.jpg "This is a larval deep-sea anglerfish. [size of single organism: 3 cm] Stock Photo")
RM2FNRF6D–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA
RMKW7BKF–Cape buffalo (Syncerus caffer) skull, with larval cases of horn moth sp., Chobe National Park, Botswana, Africa, September 2017
RMC19XWG–Southern Hawker, dragonfly, Aeshna cyanea, newly emerged from larval case, exuvia. Woolbeding Common, West Sussex, UK. July.
RFGBKKRC–Coleophora limosipennella micro moth larval case. Case surrounding pupa of insect in family Coleophoridae, on elm (Ulmus sp.)
RFRH3FT2–Larval skin or exuvia of a Dragonfly, clinging to the stem of Soft rush, after the adult has crawled out
RM2G5T6NK–common frog, grass frog (Rana temporaria), spawn balls with beginning larval development , Germany
RMBF429C–small white caterpillar larva larval weaving weave make making cocoon nest pest destroy echinacea flower head bud
RM2C65YKH–During their development from egg to adult crustaceans pass through various larval stages. This pelagic developmental stage of a crab is called Megalopa. Megalopa-Larve
RM2FNRF6A–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA
RFJDMBF8–The gulf fritillary or passion butterfly, Agraulis vanillae, silhouette feeds mainly on passion vine in its larval stage.
RM2JMP77D–Small copper butterfly egg (Lycaena phlaeas ovum or ova) just laid on larval foodplant, Hampshire, England, UK
RM2D97D0G–Whalefish. extremely rare photograph of a larval whalefish, a cetomimiform fish of the family Cetomimidae. They are among the most deep-living fish kn
RM2GED90F–Seven week old Marsh fritillary (Euphydryas aurinia) caterpillars feeding on Devil's bit scabious (Succisa pratensis) leaves, their larval food plant.
RM2GFWG29–caddis flies (Glyphotaelius pellucidus), larva with larval case made from fallen leaves, Germany, Bavaria
RMBF42BH–small white caterpillar larva larval weaving weave make making cocoon nest pest destroy echinacea flower head bud
RM2BGPR5F–Many Carniolan honey bees (Apis mellifera carnica) crawling on a honeycomb, some of the cells filled jelly, the larval food
RM2C660DD–Pluteus larvae - The larva looks like a little pyramid or an arrow. This larval stage is called Pluteus. Note that larvae don't swim in the direction of the 'arrow' but with the mouth in front. The oral arms probably helps to conduct food towards the mouth
RM2FNRF6E–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA
RMJBYW72–A Bagworm Moth (Psychidae) larval case hangs from vegetation. Larvae (bagworms) construct the cases around themselves from twigs and plant debris.
RF2B7MB8N–Coccinella septempunctata, the seven-spot ladybird (or, in North America, seven-spotted ladybug, shedding larval skin
RM2J757C8–Duke of Burgundy butterfly (Hamearis lucina) next to a cowslip (Primula veris), its larval foodplant, during May, Hampshire, England, UK
RM2D97D1M–Gibberfish. a larval Gibberfish, Gibberichthys species, making an appearance during a blackwater dive off Palm Beach, Florida. Atlantic Ocean
RM2GED90A–Seven week old Marsh fritillary (Euphydryas aurinia) caterpillars feeding on Devil's bit scabious (Succisa pratensis) leaves, their larval food plant.
RMCR9056–Green shieldbug (Palomena prasina), larval stage, Middle Elbe Biosphere Reserve, Central Elbe region, Saxony-Anhalt
RM2GFWEW1–caddis flies (Glyphotaelius pellucidus), larva with round larval case made from fallen leaves, Germany, Bavaria
RMBF42D3–small white caterpillar larva larval weaving weave make making cocoon nest pest destroy echinacea flower head bud
RM2BGPR1P–Many Carniolan honey bees (Apis mellifera carnica) crawling on a honeycomb, some of the cells filled jelly, the larval food
![[M][Digital focus stacking] - Mantis shrimps belong to the Stomatopods, a group of the crustaceans. Stomatopods have larval stages as the one shown here, the so called alima larva, which moult by moult come closer and closer to the adult appearance. As long as they live in the plankton they remain transparent. [size of single organism: 1,5 cm] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2C65YT8/m-digital-focus-stacking-mantis-shrimps-belong-to-the-stomatopods-a-group-of-the-crustaceans-stomatopods-have-larval-stages-as-the-one-shown-here-the-so-called-alima-larva-which-moult-by-moult-come-closer-and-closer-to-the-adult-appearance-as-long-as-they-live-in-the-plankton-they-remain-transparent-size-of-single-organism-15-cm-2C65YT8.jpg "[M][Digital focus stacking] - Mantis shrimps belong to the Stomatopods, a group of the crustaceans. Stomatopods have larval stages as the one shown here, the so called alima larva, which moult by moult come closer and closer to the adult appearance. As long as they live in the plankton they remain transparent. [size of single organism: 1,5 cm] Stock Photo")
RM2C65YT8–[M][Digital focus stacking] - Mantis shrimps belong to the Stomatopods, a group of the crustaceans. Stomatopods have larval stages as the one shown here, the so called alima larva, which moult by moult come closer and closer to the adult appearance. As long as they live in the plankton they remain transparent. [size of single organism: 1,5 cm]
RM2F76G6Y–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA
RF2B7MB8T–Coccinella septempunctata, the seven-spot ladybird (or, in North America, seven-spotted ladybug, shedding larval skin
RM2BDHC0Y–Yucca Giant-Skipper, Megathymus yuccae, larval tent next to Arkansas Yucca, Yucca arkansana
RM2BPJ5KG–Female pearl-bordered fritillary butterfly (Boloria euphrosyne) ovipositing (laying eggs) on common dog violet (Viola riviniana) larval food plant
RM2D97D1F–Brotulotaenia. first time photographed in the Atlantic OCean, an extremely rare larval Cusk Eel, Brotulotaenia species, photographed during a blackwat
RM2HPREBE–Ash bark beetle (Hylesinus varius) larval galleries on a fallen Ash tree under the bark (Fraxinus excelsior), Lower Woods, Gloucestershire, UK
RMDE15CY–Larval skin or exuvia of a hatched dragonfly on a leaf of the Yellow Iris (Iris pseudacorus), Moenchbruch Nature Reserve, Hesse
RMBF429E–small white caterpillar larva larval weaving weave make making cocoon nest pest destroy echinacea flower head bud
RM2G7PP0F–A larval coastal giant salamander (Dicamptodon tenebrosus) in a clean stream in Northern California.
RM2C66033–Immediately after hatching from their aquatic larval skin the subadult male long-tailed mayfly (Palingenia longicauda) flies towards the river bank to land on a leaf. Here it will undergo its last moult, before it is going to mate and dy, all within only a few hours. Tisza blooming (Tiszavirágzás). It is when millions of long-tailed mayflies (Palingenia longicauda) are rising in huge clouds, reproduce, and perish, all in just a few hours.
RM2F76G6N–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA
RF2B8W0N5–Coccinella septempunctata, the seven-spot ladybird (or, in North America, seven-spotted ladybug, shedding larval skin
RM2AB7GR4–Larval form of California Giant Salamander (Dicamptodon ensatus), an amphibian endemic to the U.S. state of California, on white background.
RM2BDHD23–Yucca Giant-Skipper, Megathymus yuccae, larval tent next to Arkansas Yucca, Yucca arkansana
RMW4AH3H–Larval great crested newt (Triturus cristatus). Juvenile newts or efts caught during a pond-dipping activity at a Bioblitz event, UK.
RM2D97D10–Cusk Eel. first time photographed in the Atlantic OCean, an extremely rare larval Cusk Eel, Leptobrotula species or Lamprogrammus species, photographe
