What is the biggest insect in the world? 50-kg weight, 9-foot-long, and 64-legged: Scientists find head of giant bug that roamed on Earth 300 million years ago | WION

The dobsonfly’s journey begins when the adult female lays her eggs in a fast-moving stream or river. After emerging from the eggs, larvae, like the one you see here, will hide under rocks and in crevices until they morph into their final adult form. In its aquatic larvae phase, the dobsonfly is a fierce predator, equipped with sharp pincers capable of piercing human skin. Video taken at The Oklahoma Nature Conservancy. #dobsonfly #easterndobsonfly #larvae #insect #underwater #wildlife #video #fo