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Order: TrichopteraMetamorphosis: homometabolous/complete Habitat: typically found near water such as streams, lakes, and ponds Diet: larave will fed on fragments of plants, or dead organisms while adults will only feed on liquids. Life Fact: Eggs are layed underwater. Females can stay underwater for up to 30 minutes when laying their eggs. Description: - 2 pairs of large wings that fold over abdomen; hairy - 2 long antennae, some are longer than the wings - 2 compound eyes and 2-3 ocelli - 6 legs - larvae have chewing mouthparts, but as they grow into adults they lack developed mouthparts because they only feed on liquids
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