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Day: August 31, 2020

Professor, Interns Discover Rare Insect in National Forest That Most Entomologists Have Never Seen

Forcepfly (Merope tuber).

Biologists consider forcepflies to be a biological mystery. All they know is that these insects tend to be found in deciduous forests near water and that they are nocturnal.

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