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What kind of bug is this? Southern

Mayfly (English: Mayfly, scientific name: Mayfly), commonly known as Mayfly, is the most primitive winged insect with an ancient and special shape. Odonata can be divided into archaea, and their wings can't be folded. Mayflies are slender and soft, usually 3-27 mm long, with short antennae, developed compound eyes, large middle chest, developed front wings and degenerated rear wings. There are a pair of long tail whiskers at the end of the abdomen, and some species also have a central tail filament. Larvae is aquatic, adults don't eat, and their life span is very short, the shortest is only one day, but they bloom in this short life.