What kind of beetle is this?

Question

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first right answer will get best.

Answer 1

herclue beetle

elephant beetle

stag beetle

Scarab Beetles

Long-horn Beetles (my favorite beetle)

Click Beetles

Jewel Beetles

dung beetles

weevils

lighting beetles

tiger beetles

carrions beetles

america burying beetles

rhinocero beetles

titan beetles

short circuit beetles

palm-boring beetle

Bombardier beetles

European blister beetle

desert blister beetle

inflated blister beetle

metallic green fig beetle

pine sawyer beetle

sawyer beetles

june beetle

goliath beetle

rain beetles

Tumbling flower beetles

Darkling beetles

Ironclad Beetles

ground beetle

milkweed beetle

glorious beetle

golden tortoise beetle

that what i can think right off the bat O.o wow i know a lot of species, speaking of beetles, here the rules about beetles in the wild

1. Always wear a helmet and face mask while riding a motorcycle through regions with rhinoceros beetles. This is especially true at night because these flying "rhinos" are attracted to the headlights.

2. Do not attach strings to the legs of large beetles to control their flight. This is not only cruel, but some beetles can bite.

3. Do not place Spanish fly powder in the food or drink of a potential mating partner, not even if they say it is O.K.

4. Buy a lovely beetle body necklace and wear it to an elegant social engagement

5. Stock your swimming pool with large, predaceous diving beetles and allow them to remove insect pests and unwanted guests.

6. Do not place palm trunks on your hardwood floors, they might contain the huge larvae of palm-boring beetles.

7. Do not insult beetles by referring to them as "flies," "pigs" or "bugs."

8. If you are fed up with your present job, try rolling around a large, compact ball of steer manure all day long.

well hope my brain help, and please go thur the list of my spieces that i guessing, beside the right answer might be in one of them

Answer 2

Hercules beetle

Answer 3

Go to google and discride the bug and atached are a few links to good pages!!

I think it might be a Hercules Beetle though....

http://fciig.ifas.ufl.edu/insik.htm

http://www.uga.edu/vegetable/beetles.htm...

I hope it works!! I

Answer 4

Dynastes tityus.  Eastern Hercules beetle

http://www.naturalworlds.org/scarabaeida...