Blister BeetleBlister Beetle
| Republic of Guinea 1998 | Mongolia 1972 | Czechoslovakia 1992 | Yugoslavia 1966 |
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| Blister Beetle Meloe proscarabactus (Melioidae) |
Blister Beetle Meloe centripubens (Melioidae) |
Blister Beetle Meloe violaceus (Melioidae) |
Blister Beetle Meloe violaceus (Melioidae) |
| Zambia 1986 | Cambodia 1988 | Republic of Guinea 1998 |
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| Tricolor Blister Beetle Mylabris tricolor (Melioidae) |
Blister Beetle Mylabris geminata (Melioidae) |
Blister Beetle Mylabris mylabris (Melioidae) |
| Gabon 1983 | Botswana 2003 | Republic of Togo 1996 |
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| Blister Beetle Mylabris mylabris (Melioidae) |
Blister Beetle Mylabris polymorpha (Melioidae) |
Blister Beetle Mylabris variabilis (Melioidae) |
| Malawi 1970 | Mongolia 1972 | Vietnam 1996 | Chad 1972 |
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| Blister Beetle Mylabris dicincta (Melioidae) |
Blister Beetle Mylabris oculata (Melioidae) |
Mongolia Blister Beetle Mylabris mongolica (Melioidae) |
Blister Beetle Gorrizia dubiosa (Melioidae) |
The larva of Blister Beetle is famous for being parasitic on the nest of a honeybee, or lump of eggs of grasshopper, and making a variant transformation. Moreover, many things have some which are made into medical use in order to take out the secretion containing Kantalysine. However, intense poisoning will be caused, if it crushes as it is and inflammation will be caused and incorrect-eaten.
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