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Black Chafer Beetle With Unique 48-Hour Cycle Has Date Night Every Other Day
A new study looks at a black chafer beetle, every other night, the female beetles emerge from the soil, climb up a host plant and release pheromones to attract males.
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Invasive Insect Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle First Sighting Outside of Oahu Reported, Officials Wary of Larvae in Green Waste
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Spruce Trees are Dying in Alaska Due to Persistent Beetle Infestation
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Iridescence in Beetles Is a Misleading Sort of Warning Coloring
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The Discovery of a Fossil Beetle in a Coconut Gives Fresh Light on Neotropical Rainforests
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Bog Beetles Fact: These Beeatles Are Apparently 3,785 Years Old
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The New Master of Disguise: Peculiar Ancient Insect Becomes New Genus, Looks Like a Scrub Brush
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99-Million-Year-Old Beetle Found Trapped In Amber
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Three-Eyed 'Cyclops' Beetle Offer New Insights on Genetics
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New Love Bug Boasts Heart-Shaped Leg Joints
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Whirligig Beetles Spotted In Alabama Represent New Species, Researchers Say
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Bugs With Bifocals: Researchers Admire Newly Understood Complex Vision Of Beetles
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Spruce Beetles Outbreak is Unrelated To Colorado Fires, Researchers Say
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