1. Fighting giant stag beetle
Scientific Name: Hexarthrius nigritus Lacroix, 1990 (Lucanidae)
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| A pair of Hexarthrius parry |
There is a giant fighting deer beetle that can only be found in Khao Yai National Park. Both sexes are completely black. The male has strong jaws split forked. the carapace is smooth The tentacles are bent or tangled. and is the end of the 5 parts, the female is similar to the male but the lower jaw is smaller The headcover is slightly in front of the face, males 48-80 mm. females 38-41 mm.
Where to find it
any light source At night that attracts insects, if you're lucky, you'll find this special species of ladybugs.
any light source At night that attracts insects, if you're lucky, you'll find this special species of ladybugs.
2. Orange Oakleaf
Scientific Name: Kallima inachus
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| Dead Leaf (Kallima inachus) |
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| Kallima inachus |
This butterfly resembles a dry leaf with its wings covered. Under both wings there is a brown stripe that looks like the middle of the leaf, making it great for camouflage. The top of the wings is blue with orange stripes. The antennae are dark brown. Can be found in evergreen forests or deciduous forests. but not often
3. Jewelled Nawab
Scientific Name: Polyura delphis delphis
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| Polyura delphis |
This butterfly flew like a jumping horse very quickly. It lives in deep forests and prefers to feed on streams, salt dung, carrion, or dung.