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The Rainbow Scarab is a North American beetle notable for its vibrant iridescent colors. Belonging to the scarab family, it’s a dung beetle that plays a role in soil health by quickly burying animal waste, benefiting agricultural ecosystems and providing food for its young. It's of interest to entom...
The dung beetle is a cosmopolitan beetle belonging to the Scarabaeinae family. These insects are notable for their crucial role in ecosystems, particularly through dung rolling and burying—processes that break down organic matter and recycle nutrients. They contribute significantly to soil health an...
The Sacred Scarab is a species of dung beetle originating in Africa and the Mediterranean. It’s notable for its behavior of meticulously rolling large balls of dung, mirroring the sun god Ra's creation myth within ancient Egyptian religion. These beetles are studied by entomologists and archaeologis...
Typhaeus typhoeus, the minotaur beetle, is a European dung beetle in the family Geotrupidae. Males bear three prominent thoracic horns on the head and pronotum, which give the species its name and are used to compete with rivals and to excavate deep vertical burrows in sandy or loose soil. The beetl...
The horned dung beetle, Onthophagus taurus, is a tunneling scarab beetle native to parts of Europe, North Africa, and Asia and introduced elsewhere. Large males possess a pair of curved horns on the head, while smaller males may have reduced horns or none, reflecting alternative reproductive strateg...
The dor beetle is a large, dark, earth-boring dung beetle commonly associated with Europe; in Britain the name often refers to Geotrupes stercorarius. It uses dung as food and digs underground tunnels beneath or near a dung pat, where material can be stored for developing larvae. By burying organic...
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