A newly discovered parasite, the larva of an uncommon fly species, has evolved to imitate a termite's appearance, allowing it to infiltrate termite colonies with ease. The larva has a semi-transparent, pale yellow body, its glossy and rounded anterior resembling a termite's face. This mimicry includes tiny, dark, bead-like eyes and delicate, thread-like antennae. Its segmented body creeps over rich, chocolate-brown soil, camouflaging perfectly within the bustling termite nest. The visual is incredibly detailed, highlighting the larva's complex anatomy, with slender legs and an eerily realistic pseudo-head that facilitates its deception. Captured in a macro-photography style, the image employs a shallow depth of field, focusing sharply on the larva's mimicry amid its authentic subterranean habitat.