A rhinoceros beetle is one of several species of beetles (Order Coleoptera) belonging to the Family Scarabaeidae and the Subfamily Dynastinae. They are called rhinoceros beetles because their heads bear variously shaped horns.
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Rhinoceros beetles are found in many different regions and their locality therefore varies. There local name will depend on where the locality is.
Beetles, including rhinoceros beetles, are a type of insect, sometimes called bugs. They are also members of the animal kingdom.
it is called a calf
The only place I know of that sells beetles is a Volkswagen Dealership.
They are callede rhinoceros beetles and are found in Guam
the amazon and rainforests in costa rica
they are hunters they eat there prey fast
Yes, most Rhinoceros Beetles live in the Australia-Tasmania area.
Cows, Pigs, almost anything that can get into the flesh.
There are 300 some species of rhinoceros beetle. They are up to 6 inches long. They are called rhinoceros beetles because males have "horns" that they use to fight each other for mates.
Hi, First of all I have to say that, I'm just a Beetle lover freak. Then I'll say it depends on, because every species have a specific scientific name and there are some common names for famous families, subfamilies, species or something and so on, like rhinoceros beetles or rhino beetle. ---- Actually according to some references The rhinoceros beetles are a subfamily (Dynastinae) of beetles in the family of scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae) [en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhinoceros_beetle], and as far as I know, there's a Well-known species of rhino beetles with the popular name of "European Rhinoceros Beetle" and its scientific name is (Oryctes nasicornis), a large flying beetle (6 cm) [en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Rhinoceros_Beetle], as a matter of fact "that species (Oryctes nasicornis) maniacally looks like a rhinoceros" and I think that's why its common name is "Rhinoceros Beetle" And Go to see this pichttp://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/enlarge/rhinoceros-beetle-record.html ...If it is meant to.