Rhino Beetle

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This time I will share the Beetle photo. This one beetle is often called Rhino Beetle or Horn Beetle.

The beetle itself is one of the animals that has the appearance of most other insect species.

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Of the 350,000 species of insects, 40 percent of them are beetle species.

Beetles that enter the Order Coleoptera, can be found almost in all habitats, in trees, yard, etc.

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`Camera: Nikon D5200 Exposure: 1/20 Aperture: f/5.3 Focal Length: 45.0 mm ISO Speed: 6400 Lens: AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR`

`Photograph: @bim.scouting`

Generally, plants and mushrooms are their food. As a result, the plant will slowly die.

Physically, it is called Rhino Beetle or Horn Beetle, because it looks bigger than most other insects, sturdy and stocky, and at the end of the head close to its mouth, grows hornlike horns on Rhino.

This Photo Taken With :

`Camera: Nikon D5200 Exposure: 1/20 Aperture: f/5.3 Focal Length: 45.0 mm ISO Speed: 6400 Lens: AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR`

`Photograph: @bim.scouting`

Rhino Beetles or Horn Beetles have three pairs of legs with sharp spines.

At a glance they look benign and harmless. But we must remain cautious, because it is not impossible that the thorns on his feet can prick and rip the skin and die scratches.