Lampyrid firefly preying on a giant African snail

Lampyridae firefly (Lamprigera sp. - ID credit: Michael Geiser, Gene Mesher) attacking and later eating a Giant African Snail (Achatina fulica. ID credit: Tan Siong-Kiat, Marcus Ng) that it killed earlier. Selangor, Malaysia.



I first spotted the firefly because of its glow in the dark. You'll see the time stated above each image



8:36pm




8:36pm



8:36pm. The snail tried to escape!


8:

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