Beetle Larvae
Beetle larvae are the immature, worm-like stage of beetles that hatch from eggs laid by adult beetles. These larvae are typically soft-bodied with a segmented appearance and can vary in size, color, and shape depending on the species. They often have chewing mouthparts and feed on a wide range of organic matter, such as plant roots, decaying wood, or other insects. Beetle larvae undergo several molts as they grow, eventually pupating and transforming into adult beetles.