Bloodworm
Chironomus spp.
Larvae of some species are bright red in color due to a hemoglobin analog; these are often known as "bloodworms".
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Chironomus spp.
Larvae of some species are bright red in color due to a hemoglobin analog; these are often known as "bloodworms".