The Giant Water Bug, also known as toe biter, is a large aquatic insect found in freshwater habitats like ponds and streams. They can grow up to 4 inches long and are known for their flat, oval bodies and powerful front legs, which they use to catch prey. These bugs are primarily nocturnal and are excellent swimmers. Giant Water Bugs are carnivorous, feeding on fish, amphibians, and other insects. They have a unique method of hunting, using their sharp mouthparts to inject digestive enzymes into their prey, allowing them to suck out the liquefied insides. Despite their intimidating appearance, they are not dangerous to humans.