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The Namib desert beetle, also known as the mist beetle, collects water by doing a handstand

Dung beetle Scarabaeus

dung beetle in africa rolls a ball it built out of dung.

Dung beetle

A Teide Pimelia beetle walking on the rough dry volcanic terrain in hot sunny say. National Park Teide, Tenerife, Spain.

2 Dung Beetles hard at work in the Pilanesberg National Park

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Closeup shot of an insect crawling on the sand outdoors

Flightless dung beetle burrowing into some fresh African elephant dung on a hot summers day

Scarab Beetle On Tree

Rear view of dung beetle walking on the ground through the sand

A black beetle Coleoptera found in the woods.

Kwazulu Natal South Africa

Scarabaeus laticollis dung beetle that feeds on the dung of wild and domestic animals on a rock natural light

A Dung Beetle rolls a ball of feces across the ground at the Waterberg Plateau National Park.

Macrophotography of head of insect field cricket

Dung beetle rolling a ball of dung in the Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Small dung beetle in the family Scarabaeidae, feeding on horse poo

Persistence, Scarab Beetle, Animal Body Part, Animal Dung, Animal Leg

Two dung beetles fighting over a dung ball in the grasslands of the Drakensberg Mountains of South Africa. Dung beetles is of extreme ecological importance due to their ability to break down dung.

A pair of Dor Beetles in the Forest Of Dean

Close-up of a beetle in a desert.

the poisonous but protected black-blue oil beetle, blister beetle, Meloe proscarabaeus, in spring on a hiking trail

One woman exploring the forest and finding a small beetle hiding under the rock

Scarab beetle fighting a big ball of elephant poo

Close up group of Scarabaeus sacer of Sacred Scarab in dung

A child holds and cares for a beetle (pine weevil).

Cryptobiotic Soil at Ground Level Detail - Lichen fungus growing in symbiosis in fragile desert ecosystem.

Asbolus verrucosus (Blue Armored Desert Beetle)This species is related to the well-known Tenebrio molitor and Zophoba morio. They are robust-looking beetles with a bluish or dusty grayish color (due to a waxy coating they secrete to protect themselves from the desert sun and preserve humidity). When they get wet they acquire a blackish color (their true hue in reality). They have characteristic rough elytra. Its legs are robust and of the same color as the rest of the body. Its thorax is slightly flattened.

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