The Backswimmer is a type of aquatic insect belonging to the family Notonectidae. These insects are known for their unique swimming style, which involves moving upside down on the water's surface. They have elongated bodies and long, oar-like hind legs that help them propel through the water efficiently. Backswimmers are typically found in freshwater habitats like ponds and lakes. They are predatory and feed on other small insects, including mosquito larvae. Their ability to swim quickly and their distinctive back-facing position make them fascinating creatures in the ecosystem.