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Wanted: Capture Los Diablos for Reward!

Los Diablos, elusive creatures residing in rocky shores, lakes, and logs, can earn you up to $3,000,000 for catching them. Learn about their appearance, diet, lifecycle, and the lucrative reward. Be cautious of the baby Diablos as well. Scientific name: Plecoptera.

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Wanted: Capture Los Diablos for Reward!

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  1. Los Diablos are wanted please call(903) 346 12

  2. Where they liveThey live in the rocky shores cold lakes or logs and if you live close you might get those $3,000,000 but if it one person $1,000,000 remember

  3. What does it eatThey eat algea, diotoms, mosses, and immature aquatic including mayflies and midges

  4. How does it look likeThey are dark brow ant tan, six jointed legs on the thorax, two hair-like tails, two long antennae gills located on behind each leg, and two claws on the end of each leg. Another thing is that it body shape is elongated, also it can grow about 5mm to 35mm. Last thing they can live about 1 week to 7 weeks.

  5. It’s life cycleTheir life cycle has to be 3 months to 3 years and this is how it starts first is a egg that takes about a week, next it’s a larva that takes 10 months, then it a pulpa that takes 2 weeks, last one is a adult that takes a month. They can lay about 1,000 egg by one time. Be careful their can be more Diablos, baby Diablos

  6. One more thing their scientific name is plecopteradon’t forget 3,000,000 for all 3 stonefliesBy:Alondra

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