Got a couple of good pictures of a Hide Beetle out in the back field!
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Got a couple of good pictures of a Hide Beetle out in the back field!
Carcass Beetle
Omorgus costatus
Omorgus i believe translates into raw organs, while costatus means ribs.
Family: Trogidae (Hide beetles)
Fun Fact: “The larvae live in burrows in the soil under the carcass. They invade the carcass after the soft fleshy parts have gone.” (Source)
Habitat: They are endemic to drier areas of Southeast Asia, Australia, and Tasmania.
Ecosystem Role: They are detritivores consuming animal carcasses and feces.
Omorgus costatus, on Guano Pile, Deer Cave, Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak, Malaysia 1 by Alan Cressler Via Flickr: The large nutrient rich guano pile provides a productive habitat for thousands of beetles, roaches, and other invertebrates.
Omorgus costatus, on Guano Pile, Deer Cave, Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak, Malaysia 2 by Alan Cressler
Omorgus costatus, on Guano Pile, Deer Cave, Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak, Malaysia 1 by Alan Cressler