Sep 15, 2025
Rainbow ScarabĀ (Phanaeus vindex), male, family Scarabaeidae, NC, USA
This is a species of ātrue dung beetleā.
photograph byĀ Jessica K. Goodman
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Rainbow ScarabĀ (Phanaeus vindex), male, family Scarabaeidae, NC, USA
This is a species of ātrue dung beetleā.
photograph byĀ Jessica K. Goodman
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behold, a family portrait
My older brother of a favorite senior plays the leonin, Atox, and graduated this year. At graduation, when we were all crying and a complete mess, he made the comment of "I was playing Atox, but really I was playing myself" in reference to the fact that Atox was rebuilding his pride and he gained quite a collection of younger siblings. It stuck in the back of my mind, so I made him a family portrait of our party + an NPC we adopted that I just made my band director/DM in different clothes. His was colored with a drawn frame using flower language to show family, friends, and luck, plus his class flower.
Phanaeus quadridens male and female, collected in arizona, 2014
@friendliestanonā submitted: Rescued this guy from our pool. Was so pretty and cute I had to share. (If youād like to id, weāre in central Florida) Lil guy =)
Suuure sheās one of the burrowing dung beetles in the genusĀ Phanaeus. She is very cute!
Likely a Rainbow Scarab (Phanaeus vindex).
I suggest not picking them up unless you are nearby a location with antibacterial soap, as these beetles make tunnels around feces and feed the dung to their larvae!
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this little dung beetle flew in thru the car window and got stuck in my bf's shirt pocket šš
check out this Phanaeus vindex a buddy of mine picked up for me in kansas! a truly handsome beast
Green Demon Rainbow Scarab (Phanaeus demon), family Scarabeaidae, Guerrero, Mexico
photograph by Eugenijus Kavaliauskas