Escaravelho

Escaravelho

By , Senior Guide Writer
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This beetle has long, well-developed mandibles at the front of its head that resemble a deer's antlers. The large jaws are used by males to compete for strength or to attract mates. It feeds on sap from trees, is strong, and can spread its wings to fly.

This beetle has long, well-developed mandibles at the front of its head that resemble a deer's antlers. The large jaws are used by males to compete for strength or to attract mates. It feeds on sap from trees, is strong, and can spread its wings to fly.