Scarabs, scarabs. Living in grasslands, mountains, deserts and jungles, as long as there is animal feces, they will be diligent. In the huge beetle world, scarabs are the most magical-their bodies are covered with shining bronze or light green or dark blue armor. In ancient Egypt, people regarded this beetle as a totem. When Pharaoh dies, his heart will be cut out and replaced with a stone covered with scarabs.
Habit:
Scarabs live in grasslands, mountains, deserts and jungles. As long as there is animal waste, they will be hardworking. Every day, they remove millions of tons of feces. Without this natural garbage sweeper, our planet will become unmanageable. What urges this insect to undertake this task is the great power of survival. Every time mammals excrete feces on the ground, beetles will compete fiercely for this resource. Each piece of excrement itself is a microscopic universe, and many scarabs will gather on this large piece of excrement and sweep it away in ten minutes.