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Grub is the larva of
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Correct answer: Beetle
Explanation: ā Correct Answer: C. Beetle š Explanation: A 'grub' is the common name for the soft-bodied, legless larva of certain 'Beetles', such as the Japanese beetle. They are often found in the soil where they feed on plant roots. Different types of insects have specific names for their larval stages, such as caterpillars for butterflies. Identifying these life stages is a core part of entomology and biology.