Stag Beetles belong to the family Lucanidae, which comprises around 1,200 species. The common name is derived from the shape of the male's large mandibles, which look not dissimilar to the antlers of stags.
The scientific name for the stag beetle is Lucanus cervus.
The scientific name of bombardier beetles is Carabidae.
There are many species of beetles, each with its own scientific name. Some examples include the common ladybug (Coccinella septempunctata), the Colorado potato beetle (Leptinotarsa decemlineata), and the stag beetle (Lucanus cervus).
The scientific name for a firefly is "Lampyridae" for the family of beetles to which fireflies belong.
The scientific name for the hister beetle is Histeridae, which is a family of beetles commonly known as clown beetles due to their habit of feigning death when threatened.
The scientific name for the order of all beetles is coleoptera.
No. In fact, they are far from it. Stag beetles are very common.
There are literally millions of stag beetles still left. There are over 1,200 different species of stag beetles that you can find.
stag beetles are the largest beetle in Britain. stag beetles get there name from the male deer "stag" because of there big horns, stag beetles are harmless, people think stag beetles can bite because there horns but they really are harmless.
Stag beetles are not bad insects. They are basically harmless. Stag beetles may bite a human if they are provoked, but it will only feel like a slight pinch.
The scientific name of bombardier beetles is Carabidae.
There are many species of beetles, each with its own scientific name. Some examples include the common ladybug (Coccinella septempunctata), the Colorado potato beetle (Leptinotarsa decemlineata), and the stag beetle (Lucanus cervus).
rats and mice
No, stag beetles do not eat ants. Their mandibles are very large and prohibit them from eating. Instead they drink and survive off of sap.
yes
cucumbers
Stag beetles eat rotting wood and decaying animals and plants. They do not feed on anything that is living.
order Coleoptera.