Assassin bugs (Zelus luridus) hatching

Zelus nymphs hatch from barrel-shaped eggs deposited by their mother. Watch closely as hatchlings dab the egg mass with their legs to collect the sticky fluid used to help them capture prey. Video credit: Rebeccah Waterworth

[russellchesnut]

This is an excellent vid capturing the nymphs' behavior! I'm a student at UGA and was wondering if could use your video for a class project? It won't be monetized, only shared with teachers and students.