Instead, this minibeast lives in water and catches its prey by hiding under leaves at the bottom of a pond or stream. As its prey swims past, the water scorpion grabs it with its forelegs. Water ...

Within the UK we have lots of different habitats that suit different minibeasts. These could be grassy fields, rivers and ponds, or forests. We also have micro-habitats, which are smaller areas ...

Stone piles where it's dark. Ponds and puddles. And even in bug hotels. Within microhabitats, we can find many different types of minibeasts like woodlice, spiders, worms, snails and moths.