This allows them to live in all kinds of environments that insects with unprotected wings can’t get into—underneath tree bark, inside mammal dung or in birds’ nests, to name a few.

There are more kinds of insects than there are mammals, birds and plants combined. This fact has fascinated scientists for centuries. All insects are arthropods, but not all arthropods are insects.

(KY3) - Whether you’re seeing Japanese beetles, June bugs, or Emerald Euphoria beetles, they all have similar needs ... “What we often see with several different types of beetles is when ...

Beetles are an extremely diverse group of insects on the planet. There are about a million or more described species of insects that we know of so far, and of those about 400,000 are beetles. Some ...