swap_horiz Rainbow Scarab Alternatives

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Synchronous Firefly

The synchronous firefly is a North American beetle belonging to the Lampyridae family. It’s notable for its remarkable c...

North American Firefly Bioluminescent Lampyridae

9.8 Brilliant

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Hercules Beetle

The Hercules beetle is a large beetle native to tropical Central and South America. It’s recognized for its exceptional...

Large Tropical Rhinoceros Scarab

9.6 Brilliant

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Golden Tortoise Beetle

The Golden Tortoise Beetle is a North American beetle belonging to the Chrysomelidae family. It’s distinguished by its s...

North American Golden Leaf Beetle Chrysomelidae

9.6 Brilliant

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Rainbow Stag Beetle

The Rainbow Stag Beetle is a species of beetle belonging to the Lucanidae family native to Australian rainforests. Its n...

Australian Colorful Iridescent Stag

9.5 Brilliant

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Blue Ghost Firefly

The Blue Ghost Firefly is a rare North American beetle belonging to the Lampyridae family. It’s notable for producing a...

Rare North American Firefly Lampyridae

9.5 Brilliant

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Goliathus regius

Goliathus regius is a large scarab beetle belonging to the Cetoniidae family. Native to African tropical forests, it’s n...

Large African Scarab Cetoniidae

9.4 Excellent

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Rainbow Leaf Beetle

The Rainbow Leaf Beetle is a small beetle belonging to the Chrysomelidae family. It’s notable for its striking iridescen...

European Mountain Iridescent Leaf Beetle

9.4 Excellent

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Sacred Scarab

The Sacred Scarab is a species of dung beetle originating in Africa and the Mediterranean. It’s notable for its behavior...

African Rolling Ancient Egypt Scarab

8.8 Great

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Dogbane Beetle

The Dogbane Beetle is an iridescent leaf beetle native to North America, notable for its stunning metallic green or blue...

North American Iridescent Leaf Beetle Chrysomelidae

8.7 Great

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Eastern Hercules Beetle

The Eastern Hercules beetle is the largest beetle in the United States, recognized by its mottled green and gray wing co...

Large North American Horned Scarab

8.5 Great

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Golden Buprestid

The Golden Buprestid is a striking metallic wood-boring beetle notable for its exceptionally long larval stage, which ca...

Conifer North American Iridescent Jewel Beetle

8.5 Great

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Ox Beetle

Common in the southern United States, the Ox beetle is a rhinoceros beetle whose males possess three large horns on the...

North American Horned Ground Dwelling Scarab

8.2 Great

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Minotaur Beetle

Native to Europe, the male Minotaur beetle is named for its three prominent thoracic horns, which it uses to excavate de...

European Grassland Horned Scarab

8.0 Great

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Horned Dung Beetle

Native to Europe and Asia, the male Horned dung beetle features a distinctive curved cephalic horn used to guard undergr...

Tunneling Horned Scarab Dung Beetle

7.5 Good

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Dor Beetle

Common across Europe, the Dor beetle is a shiny black dung beetle that digs deep tunnels beneath droppings to provision...

Black European Burrowing Scarab

7.2 Good

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Elderberry Longhorn

The Elderberry Longhorn is a North American beetle notable for the male's striking metallic green elytra and distinct ye...

North American Colorful Elderberry Longhorn

7.2 Good

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Fig Beetle

Inhabiting the southwestern United States, the Fig beetle is a metallic green scarab that frequently damages soft-skinne...

Green North American Scarab Cetoniidae

7.1 Good

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Green June Beetle

Found in North America, the Green June beetle is a brightly colored scarab that flies during daylight hours, causing sig...

Green North American Scarab Cetoniidae

6.9 Fair

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Tunneling Dung Beetle

Introduced to Australia in the 1960s to control pests, tunneling dung beetles dig beneath fresh animal feces to create b...

African Tunneling Introduced Scarab

6.4 Fair

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Japanese Beetle

Accidentally introduced to the United States in 1916, the Japanese beetle is an invasive agricultural pest that feeds on...

North American Pest Invasive Scarab

3.9 Poor