Magical Beetle

There are many beetles in the world, with different types and habits, and various shapes. From the perspective of us humans, the shapes of some beetles are completely "beyond our imagination." This reflects the ecological diversity developed by beetles as they adapt to their respective environments during hundreds of millions of years of evolution. In addition to the familiar unicorn beetles and stag beetles, this book also introduces many lesser-known beetles, such as the leaf-rolling weevil with super-long tentacles, the metamorphosis of coryneid, the cryptid that mimics army ants, and the black lobster that floats on the water. A. Beetles living in caves with completely degenerated eyes... The author uses "depth composite photography" to display these magical beetles of different sizes in clear pictures, fully presenting their amazing appearance.