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Featured Ground Beetles Print
Beetles old litho print from 1852
Coloured antique Beetle lithographic print from Plate 71, volume 2: A History Of The Earth And Animated Nature by Oliver Goldsmith, 1852.
1. Hercules Beetle or Rhino Stag Beetle 2. Scarabeus Tityus 3. Striped Click Beetle 4. Splendid Ground Beetle 5. Beautiful Capricorn Beetle 6. Marginated Malachius 7. Beautiful Burncow Beetle 8. Downy Weevil 9. Latreille's Weevil 10. Coppery Eumolpus 11. Spotted Lady-Bird Beetle 12. Noble Golden Beetle
© Lusky
Featured Ground Beetles Print
A burying beetle (Nicropholus concolor)
A burying beetle (Nicropholus concolor), on the corpse of a mole, in the first stage of preserving it as food for its young: it is removing hair from the carcass and will then cover it with antibacterial and antifungal secretions before digging a hole underneath and burying the body perhaps as much as 30 cm below ground. Gunma Prefecture, Japan
Featured Ground Beetles Print
Japanese rhinoceros beetle (Trypoxylus dichotomus)
Japanese rhinoceros beetle (Trypoxylus dichotomus), Boy looking for larvae; eggs are laid into the ground. Many Japanese children breed these rhinoceros beetles as pets. The beetles are also made to fight each other and large sums of money are made or lost in gambling on the beetle that stays on a log while the other is trying to push it off. Nara, Japan
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