Frog Scarab BeetleFrog Scarab Beetle| Honduras 2003 | Honduras 2003 | Honduras 2003 | Honduras 2003 | Honduras 2003 |
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| Frog Scarab Beetle Chrysina spectabilis (Scarabaeidae) |
Frog Scarab Beetle Chrysina cusuquensis (Scarabaeidae) |
Frog Scarab Beetle Chrysina cavei (Scarabaeidae) |
Frog Scarab Beetle Chrysina pastori (Scarabaeidae) |
Frog Scarab Beetle Chrysina strasseni (Scarabaeidae) |
| Nicaragua 1988 | Honduras 2003 | Costa Rica 2017 |
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| Frog Scarab Beetle Chrysina macropus (Scarabaeidae) |
Frog Scarab Beetle Chrysina quetzalcoatli (Scarabaeidae) |
Big Glorious Scarab Beetle Chrysina aurigans (Scarabaeidae) |
| Mali 2011 | Mali 2010 |
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| Beyer's Scarab Chrysina beyeri (Scarabaeidae) |
Glorious Scarab Chrysina gloriosa (Scarabaeidae) |
As the feature of the friend of a scarab beetle, that several Section at the tip of an antenna become gills or spherical, and that an abdominal segment consists of Section 6, etc. are raised.
Although the beetle is considered for it to be weak for it to be dully heavy and to fly from the figure, there are also many kinds which fly about actively. Sheath is greatly extended like the fixed wing of an airplane, and the way of flying lengthens the soft back wing currently folded up downward, and flaps this.
Like a small scarab beetle, sheath is not extended, but there are some which lengthen only a back wing and fly, and motile ability has good this gentleman.
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