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Giant dobsonfly with 21 centimeter (8.27 inch) wingspan found in Sichuan for the first time. This may be the world's largest aquatic flying insect.

The giant dobsonfly is highly sensitive to any change in the pH of water, as well as the presence of trace elements of pollutants. CONTINUE READING. Show more. Massive: The insect has a huge wingspan.

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— -- The largest recorded aquatic insect in the world was found in China. Measuring at eight inches in wingspan and with a giant set of mandibles at its head, the flying dobsonfly is roughly ...

The giant dobsonfly is highly sensitive to any changes in purity of water - and even trace elements of water pollution will cause the pincer-armed world record holder to buzz off and seek a new home.

Giant dobsonfly with 21 centimeter (8.27 inch) wingspan found in Sichuan for the first time. This may be the world's largest aquatic flying insect.

The giant dobsonfly is highly sensitive to any change in the pH of water, as well as the presence of trace elements of pollutants. Article continues below. Massive: The insect has a huge wingspan.

Giant dobsonfly with 21 centimeter (8.27 inch) wingspan found in Sichuan for the first time. This may be the world's largest aquatic flying insect.

The world's largest flying insect has been discovered in China - and it's bigger than a human hand. The huge aquatic bug has a wingspan of 8.27 inches and has pincers as well as long teeth.

The giant dobsonfly (Courtesy Insect Museum of West China) What appears to be the world's largest flying aquatic insect was discovered earlier this month in China's Sichuan province, officials ...