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Minotaur beetle, Typhoeus typhoeus, with two large horns protuding forward from the head and one horn pointing upwards, segmented body is covered by glossy black wings, side view

Minotaur beetle, Typhoeus typhoeus, with two large horns protuding forward from the head and one horn pointing upwards, segmented body is covered by glossy black wings, side view


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Minotaur beetle, Typhoeus typhoeus, with two large horns protuding forward from the head and one horn pointing upwards, segmented body is covered by glossy black wings, side view

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Antennae Arthropods Beetles Black Body Carapace Coleoptera Feelers Glossy Horns Insects Invertebrates Locomotion Walking Winged Wings Geotrupidae


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This print showcases the magnificent Minotaur beetle, Typhoeus typhoeus, in all its glory. With two large horns protruding forward from its head and one horn pointing upwards, this remarkable creature exudes an air of strength and power. Its segmented body is elegantly covered by glossy black wings, adding a touch of sophistication to its appearance. Captured in a side view, the minotaur beetle stands out against a plain background in this studio shot. Every detail is meticulously captured, from the intricate carapace to the delicate antennae that gracefully extend from its head. The beetle's feelers sway gently as it walks with purposeful strides. Belonging to the coleoptera order, this solitary insect exhibits fascinating locomotion as it explores its surroundings. The contrasting colors of black on glossy wings create a striking visual contrast that demands attention. Invertebrates like these beetles are essential components of our ecosystem and play crucial roles in maintaining balance within nature. This particular species belongs to the geotrupidae family and is commonly known as dor beetles or minotaur beetles. Kim Taylor's skillful photography captures not only the physical attributes but also conveys an appreciation for these incredible arthropods. Through her lens, we gain insight into their world - mysterious yet awe-inspiring creatures that remind us of nature's boundless diversity.

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