Not all beetles do this but there are certainly a lot of beetles that do live in wood at various stages of their life. The most famous of which is "woodworm".
they eat rotten wood.
AUSTRALIA and FIJI, but theyre found worl-wide. I'm doing a report on them.
Spruce Bark Beetles eat Spruce, and so forth. June Beetles eat dirt. Box Elder Beetles eat filth and rotting wood.
Huhu beetles are insects that are native to the country of New Zealand. They eat rotten wood, which is also used as their home.
Tree sap and rotten wood
Beetles can eat a variety of different things. This includes plant parts, wood, fungus, as well as fruit. They sometimes eat smaller insects.
Yes they can but their main form of "transport" is walking on their appendages. Wood Beetles usually don't fly very much during their lifespans because once they find a tree they bore into it and spend much of their lives there.
Ya mum's beetles...
Many make galleries, but termites & some wood boring beetles actually digest it.
no pincher beetles are not poisonous they just pinch really bad and live a mark.
Some of the predators of the Bess beetle are woodpeckers, turkeys, and the spotted salamander. Other animals that prey on Bess beetles are toads, opossums and the hognose snake.
Bark beetles, carpenter ants, powderpost beetles, termites and woodborers are pests that eat wood. Bark beetles eat between the bark and the wood of dying, injured or weakened trees, carpenter ants feed upon insulation materials and rotting or weakened wood in hollow trees, hollow-core doors and the spaces between a building's double walls, termites seek cellulose and woodborers tunnel into the solid wood of recently cut or weakened trees. Powderpost beetles represent the most serious problem since they turn wood into dust or fine powder.