gyrinidae

• Nombre científico de una familia de escarabajos acuáticos conocidos como girínidos, que se caracterizan por nadar rápidamente en círculos en la superficie del agua.

A scientific noun referring to a family of aquatic beetles commonly known as whirligig beetles, characterized by their habit of swimming in rapid circles on the water's surface.

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1. Whirligig beetlesC2formalscientific

   A family of aquatic beetles known for their habit of swimming in rapid, circular patterns on the water's surface.

   Girínidos

   • Gyrinidae are often seen in groups on the surface of ponds.
   • The compound eyes of Gyrinidae are divided to see both above and below water.
   • These beetles, known as whirligigs, are a common sight in still freshwater habitats.