A Conversation for Bizarre Beetle Branding - Etymology meets Entomology
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Lucky Llareggub - no more cannibals in our village, we ate the last one yesterday.. Posted Jun 5, 2006
The coleopterous with its horny elytra takes its name from the Old English word bitula (to bite). In the meadow today I saw a slim black beetle with rapid tiny yellow 
legs go up and down a blade of grass; it appeared that he (or was it she?) was possibly trying to evade two black beetles from a species with red 
heads. A curious bee hovered nearby.
Isn't nature wonderful?
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