Wax worms are the larvae of the greater wax moth, scientifically known as Galleria mellonella. These fascinating creatures have gained attention not only for their unique biology but also for their potential applications in various fields, including waste management and biotechnology. Found primarily in beehives, wax worms play a crucial role in the ecosystem by breaking down and recycling organic materials. Their ability to consume beeswax and other materials has made them a subject of numerous studies, revealing insights into their transformation process and the stages they undergo before reaching adulthood. As wax worms grow, they experience a remarkable metamorphosis that allows them to transition from larvae to adult moths.…