乐生活Aspidomorpha miliaris resembles ladybugs in appearance, but has long antennae, black ends, transparent forechest, dorsal plate and sheath wings, many black spots of varying sizes on the back of wings, and orange-yellow stripes on the left and right wings. The larvae are yellow in color, with four symmetrical black longitudinal spots on the front chest and back, with black spines densely distributed on the side of the body. Molting and defecation adhere to the ventral end and the back of the body to disguise or frighten natural enemies. The larvae gather to form leaves. The piece bites a thousand holes.
Graphic source gagaga. biodiv. TW blue zoology
