Image of Cryptolaemus montrouzieri Mulsant 1853
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Description:
This guy was spotted by my dad; how I don't know because this thing was very tiny. It had little tiny spines on its body and was a gray or off white insect. It was no bigger than a few centimeters. At first glance it looks kind of like a mealybug but I don't think it is because they make their homes out of trash. This was clearly armor of some kind. It was a very interesting insect and one of the tiniest I have ever seen. It was very cool to look at. It didn't move very fast just to note. You might say he was getting no place fast.
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