Tiny Australian aquatic beetle filmed walking upside down while under the water’s surface

The Australian beetle, about 6mm to 8mm in length, was discovered by a PhD student while researching frogs in the Watagan Mountains of New South Wales. The unidentified species is believed to belong to the Hydrophilidae family of beetles, commonly known as water scavengers Subscribe to Guardian Australia on YouTube ► Beetle that can walk upside down under water surface filmed in Australia in world first ► Support the Guardian ► Website ► Facebook ► Instagram ► Twitter ► TikTok ► @guardianaustralia LinkedIn ►