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A preserved dark brown giant water bug (Belostomatidae family), approximately 5-7 cm long, is centrally positioned, oriented head-downward. It is pinned dorsally through its thorax, showcasing prominent raptorial forelegs and flattened swimming hind legs, along with detailed wing venation. To its upper left, a partially visible smaller red and black insect is present near a circular white label marked with "54." Another similar red and black insect is partially visible in the lower right corner. A fragment of a light blue paper label is discernible along the upper right edge. All specimens are mounted on a uniform, finely textured light gray surface, characteristic of an entomological display within a scientific collection or museum exhibit in New York City, United States.
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Sep 17, 2025, 4:54 PM

New York, USA

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A preserved dark brown giant water bug (Belostomatidae family), approximately 5-7 cm long, is centrally positioned, oriented head-downward. It is pinned dorsally through its thorax, showcasing prominent raptorial forelegs and flattened swimming hind legs, along with detailed wing venation. To its upper left, a partially visible smaller red and black insect is present near a circular white label marked with "54." Another similar red and black insect is partially visible in the lower right corner. A fragment of a light blue paper label is discernible along the upper right edge. All specimens are mounted on a uniform, finely textured light gray surface, characteristic of an entomological display within a scientific collection or museum exhibit in New York City, United States.

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