Question

Q4) Larva of a mosquito which swims up and down in water?
​

Answer 1

Answer:

$\bf\huge\red{\mid{\underline{\overline{Answer}}}\mid}$

Explanation:

Mosquito larvae come to the surface to breathe through a siphon tube that pokes through the water like a snorkel. ... Pupae, called "tumblers," float near the water's surface. They dive and swim in a tumbling action in response to light changes. Mosquito pupae don't eat or molt.

keep smiling

Answer 2

Answer:

Mosquito larvae

Explanation: Mosquito larvae, commonly called "wigglers," live in water from 4 to 14 days depending on water temperature. Larvae of almost all species must come to the surface at frequent intervals to obtain oxygen through a breathing tube called a siphon.

plz mark me as brainliest plz