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Larva is one of the four stages in a mosquito’s life cycle. Adult mosquitoes lay eggs, which hatch into larvae; larvae then become pupae, from which the adult mosquitoes emerge. Adult mosquitoes lay their eggs on surfaces of standing or slow-moving water and the larvae live and develop into pupae in the water.
