Keeratavad
Keeratavad is a genus of insects in the family Corixidae, commonly known as water striders. These small, surface-dwelling insects are found in aquatic environments worldwide, feeding on algae, bacteria, and other small organisms.
The Keeratavad genus comprises over a thousand species, with many more awaiting formal description. Members of
Keeratavad insects are primarily herbivorous, with some species showing carnivorous tendencies. They play a crucial role
Keeratavad insects have a unique life cycle, with a prolonged egg stage and multiple nymphal instars. Adult
Several species of Keeratavad have been studied for their potential as bioindicators or pollutants. For example,
Keeratavad insects have been the subject of various scientific and educational studies, providing insights into ecology,