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 : American Stag Beetle, Lucanus elaphus


American Stag Beetle, Lucanus elaphus

Head of male American Stag Beetle, Lucanus elaphus, showing the enlarged mandibles that are used in dominance combats with other males. This very large (45 - 60 mm) beetle is at home in forested areas of eastern United States Its larvae are wood borers an

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13632419
Media ID
43178480
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2854px x 2592px (3.7MB)
Credit
Nature's Images Inc. /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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