Natural history of animals; . Fig. 337. — Larva of Ant-lion,Enlarged. Fig. 338. — Pitfall of Ant-lion. Figure 338, at the bottom of which it conceals itself,excepting its jaws, and there awaits its prey. When- SPIDERS. 193 ever an insect falls into the pit, the Ant-lion seizes anddevours it. Caddice Flies. These Insects are the most interesting while in thelarva state. They live at the bottom of ponds and

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