2026-09-20 14:18 UTC
@Abelvicent@mastodon.social these look like either stag beetle or rhinoceros beetle larvae, dependent on location. Overall, I would say that they are some form of scarab beetle, with species dependent on where they are in the world.
Good for breaking down wood.
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@Abelvicent@mastodon.social 2026-09-20 18:23
@knowprose@mastodon.social Thank you so much for sharing this! 😊🌱 We’re learning a lot from everyone’s experiences. I really like the point about them helping to break down wood and contribute to the natural cycle. At YECI, we’re always interested in understanding the small creatures that support healthy ecosystems. 🌍🐛 Have you had much experience with these beetle larvae?