Assertion: dragonfly's larva | /r/AtLocation | water
Facets:
value: for close to a year
type: TEMPORAL
value: during the winter
type: TEMPORAL
value: before getting out to land
type: TEMPORAL
value: by breathing through their internal gills
type: MANNER
value: until the stage of adult insects
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The larvae, which live in water, eat almost any living thing smaller than themselves.
text: Eggs will turn into larvae that live in the water until the stage of adult insects.
text: Called naiads or nymphs, these larvae stay in the water for up to three years, hunting aquatic insects, mosquito larvae, or small fish with a lower jaw that reaches out and opens up sideways, snatching prey into their mouths.
text: Once hatched, the larvae can exist in the water by breathing through their internal gills and making use of extendable jaws to capture their prey, which can be either invertebrates or sometimes even vertebrates like tiny fish or tadpoles.
text: Dragonfly larvae live in water.
text: The larvae of most species of dragonflies live in water for up to 2 years before getting out to land.
text: Dragonfly larvae live in water.
text: Dragonfly larvae live in the water.
text: Dragonfly larvae (nymphs) can spend months or even years living in the water before emerging as adults.
text: During the winter, the larvae live in the water, where they grow, shedding the external skeleton (molting) several times.
text: When dragonflies first hatch, the larvae will stay in the water for close to a year.