Hi steemians.
Beetles are a group of insects that make up the Coleoptera order "coleoptera" which when they are combined together means "sheathed wings", since most beetles have two pairs of wings. The wing couple in the front is called elytra. These wing pairs are hardened and thickened which can protect the wing spider behind it and also protect the back of the beetle's body. The spread of beetles is very wide. Beetles can be found in almost all major habitats, such as in plant areas or forest areas. They interact with their ecosystem in various ways. Some species of beetles are flower-and-fruit eaters like those in the picture below, there are also species of beetles that are eaters or predators in addition to leaves and flowers. And I photographed this beetle by using a macro lens camera. Thank you for visiting my post.
