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Because these guys were small enough, when Han Zifeng came over, she specially set it to be one meter away from the Yang Caibi Golden Beetle, so that the chance of Yang Caibi Golden Beetle being stepped on to death by her would drop sharply. As for Xiao Qi, he gave a detailed explanation and introduction:

The Yangcai Arm Beetle belongs to the Brachiochaetidae family of the order Coleoptera. It is listed as an endangered animal and a national second-class protected animal. The body length is 6.5 cm, and the whole body is about 12 cm. The body is oval, the head is bright golden green, and the forelegs and elytra are mostly dark copper green. It mainly inhabits tropical and subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forests or evergreen deciduous broad-leaved mixed forests, and lives at an altitude of about 993 meters. The adult lays eggs in rotten wood chips. The eggs are oval and milky white. The newly hatched larvae have light yellow heads, and the chest and abdomen are white and curved into a C shape. It is distributed in provinces such as Fujian, Guangdong, and Sichuan, as well as countries such as Vietnam, northern Myanmar, and Laos. It is phototactic.

This little guy looks very healthy, and it is obvious that it has been caught and extinct. What makes Zi Feng speechless is that most beetles are more of pests, and there are really not many that can be protected by the country!

She squatted beside the released Yangcai Arm Beetle and began to collect the next one, which could be considered a protected animal. The second one she quickly selected was a Forked Rhinoceros Beetle. She successfully found this little guy, picked it up, and took another all-round photo. After that, she released the little guy.

Xiaoqi calmly analyzed and typed an introduction: The forked rhinoceros beetle, also known as the double-forked rhinoceros beetle, is an insect of the family Rhinoceros Beetle in the order Coleoptera. It is listed as an endangered species and a national second-level key protected wild animal. The adult forked rhinoceros beetle often lives in trees; is good at flying; and feeds on rotten wood. It is 20-85 mm long; has 10 antennae and short gills; has an oblong body shape, with a body color ranging from dark red to reddish brown to black brown, and a smooth or hairy body surface; has three pairs of long legs that are powerful and have many small thorns on them, and each has a pair of claws at the end, which is a powerful tool for climbing. It has a unique body shape and a hard shell.

The third one she found was very cute. It could be considered a lovely species, with its two horns standing up like rabbit ears. Zi Feng found it relatively easily, but relatively speaking, there were few records of this rabbit.

Looking at this cute thing, yes, it is indeed very cute. I will ask the sister to make one for her to play with someday. However, I only thought about it once and forgot about it the moment I turned around. I will let this little guy go.

Xiaoqi calmly types: The rabbit beetle, also known as the rabbit beetle in Chinese, is distributed in Thailand, Myanmar and other places. Its habitat is basically located in mountainous areas with an altitude of 1500m. The adult beetle occurs from September to October every year. The male beetle is about 9~10mm long. It is a national second-level protected animal. It is a precious and endangered wild animal under national key protection.

After confirming that there was no problem, she squatted there, ready to look for the fourth beetle to appear in the picture. A group of people looked at the child squatting in the wild to browse Baidu, and they were all speechless, but no one was going to help. The main focus was on the child who was copying books for the exam. She was very crazy when she browsed by herself. She found a pest every time she turned it over.

He randomly turned over another one, a knobby rhinoceros beetle, and appeared next to it. Zi Feng felt that there was no difference between the two. He lifted up the insects and took pictures of them from all directions. Then he introduced Xiao Qi's business.

Xiao Qi calmly introduces: The rhinoceros beetle belongs to the family Scarabaeidae of the order Coleoptera. It is a large beetle of the family Rhinoceros Beetle, with a body length of 32-52mm and a width of 17-26mm. The back of the body is black, the ventral surface and feet are dark brown with a slight reddish tint, the hair is brown-red, the whole body is shiny, the body is long and oval, the head is small, the front edge of the lip base is double-toothed, the two sides of the elytra are nearly parallel, the hip plate is very short and wide, and the upper part is densely covered with hair points, the front part of the pronotum is a slope, and the rear part is strongly raised and protruding, the pronotum has no convexity, and there is a shallow weak pit near the middle of the front edge. It is a national second-level protected animal. It is widely distributed in the south of the Yangtze River in China, Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan and other regions, as well as neighboring countries in Southeast Asia such as Myanmar, India, Laos, Thailand, and Cambodia.

It mainly harms the roots of the host. The adult period is from May to September. The adult likes to dig holes near the roots of the host, forming many holes on the soil surface near the base of the host. Its larvae are grub-shaped. The mature larvae can reach 5mm in length, yellow-white to yellow-brown, and hypertrophic. The head is dark reddish brown, and the feet are reddish brown. The body surface is wrinkled and densely covered with reddish brown bristles.

Then, she started to look for the fifth one, called the Colorful Arm Golden Tortoise. It was indeed a suspected extinct creature. Even Zi Feng had to go to four or five places before she saw one. While taking pictures, she said seriously, "Although this little guy is suspected to be extinct, there should be many of its kind."

Xiaoqi calmly analyzed and calmly introduced the code: The colorful arm beetle belongs to the family of beetles, which has been listed as a Class II protected animal in my country and is suspected to be extinct. The colorful arm beetle is a large beetle, about 63 mm long and 35 mm wide. The body is relatively short and wide, and the body color is dark green with a metallic luster. The elytra are nearly black, with many irregular spots of light yellow-brown, and there are small black dots in the spots. The pronotum is broad and bulging.

The colorful scarab beetle is large in size and has a variety of body colors, including golden green, dark green, golden blue, yellow brown, chestnut brown, etc. The body is long and oval, with a bulge on the back. It is characterized by its forelegs, especially the long forelegs of male insects. The head is small, and the mouth is covered by the lip base, which is not visible on the back. The antennae have 10 segments, the pronotum is wide, and the sides expand outward, with deep serrated side edges. The front edge of the male foreleg femur expands in a triangular plate, from the front end of the triangular plate to the femur, the end is serrated, the victoria is symmetrically curved, and the end extends into a long thorn. There is a shorter thorn on the back of the middle section, and 1-4 small thorns on the outer edge.

She squatted again, looking for the sixth insect to be taken out to dry, and soon found the Sugiyu rhinoceros beetle, which had a golden body and looked like a pretty species. She took it out again and turned it around in all directions, and then it was time for Xiaoqi to write:

Sugiyu rhinoceros beetle is an insect of the family Rhinoceros Beetle in the order Coleoptera. Its top thoracic horns are parallel, while the thoracic horns on both sides are underdeveloped and the distance between them is very wide. Adults begin to appear in late August to early September, feeding on the sap of broad-leaved trees and ripe fruits, and have strong phototaxis. The adult body length is 8-9mm+, and the thoracic horns on both sides are relatively short. Its male adults generally have up to four thoracic horns and one head horn, with a unique horn structure. It is distributed from the China-Myanmar border in the Gaoligong Mountains in northwestern Yunnan, China to northern Myanmar. The larvae of this species feed on humus and fermented sawdust, while the adults feed on the sap of young bamboo branches. It is a national second-class protected animal.