Click BeetleClick Beetle| France 1982 | Chili 1995 | Ecuador 1993 |
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| Click Beetle Ampedus cinnabarinus (Elateridae) |
Click Beetle Semiotus luteipennis (Elateridae) |
Click Beetle Semiotus ligmeus (Elateridae) |
| Grenada Grenadines 1990 | MontSerrat 1994 | Ethiopia 1993 | Belize 1995 |
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| Click Beetle Chalcolepidius porcatus (Elateridae) |
Click Beetle Chalcolepidius porcatus (Elateridae) |
Click Beetle Cardiophorus variabilis (Elateridae) |
Click Beetle Alaus oculatus (Elateridae) |
| Republic of Congo 1991 | Brundi 1970 | St.Helena 1982 | St.Vincent 1979 |
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| Click Beetle Gen. et sp. indet. (Elateridae) |
Click Beetle Tetralobus flabellicornis (Elateridae) |
Click Beetle Anchastus compositarum (Elateridae) |
Luminous Click Beetle Pyrophorus noctilucus (Elateridae) |
Each friend of Click Beetle will move a breast with sufficient vigor, if the body is pressed down. The name was attached from the place similar to operation whose operation of this attaches rice. If it places on its back, it will bound with sufficient vigor and will rise.
Lighting Click Beetle distributed over Caribbean Sea coast works at night, and has the same luminescence machine as a firefly in the chest. The brightness is much stronger than a firefly. That's right carried out instead of the flashlight when catching much this Lighting Click Beetles, putting into a basket, and walking along a night journey a long time ago.
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