Rhinoceros Beetle Specimen - Image one
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1 customer reviewsDid you know that a Dynastinae or rhinoceros beetle can make a hissing noise by rubbing its wing covers and abdomen together? The males have ’horns’ on their heads thus the name ’rhinoceros beetle’. These herbivorous insects are sometimes also referred to as ’Hercules beetles’ because of their amazing strength! This specimen is a great asset for any science lesson.
Features
- Real rhinoceros beetle specimen mounted in an acrylic block
- Excellent for use under a 3D microscope or for show in the classroom
- Great educational resource for a young student or for the serious entomologist
10 +
5.50 x 2.75 x 1.25 inches
13.97cm x 6.99cm x 3.18cm
0 lb 6 oz
0.17 kg
Customer Reviews
met everyone's expectations!S.R. from Hawaii
I used this as a reward to use with one of my bug-loving, hard to motivate Special Education students. It worked so well now all my boys in class want one!!!
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