Elephant Dung Beetle entomology The specimen is encased in

The specimen is encased in a 9”x9“ frame

a species of jewel beetle native to Southeast Asia

The name “morpho” is thought to originate from the fact that these butterflies appear to change shape as they’re flying

the Democratic Republic of Congo

commonly found in the Peruvian Amazon

Elephant Dung Beetle entomology The specimen is encased inThe Heliocopris bucephalus, also known as the Elephant dung beetle, can be found in various countries including India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Malay Peninsula, Java, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. Dung beetles are a type of beetle that primarily consumes feces. Some dung beetles are "rollers" that form fecal matter into spherical balls for sustenance or shelter. Other types, known as "tunnelers," bury dung wherever they find it, while "dwellers"