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Ivory-Spotted Dung Beetle

Euoniticellus pallipes

About Ivory-Spotted Dung Beetle

A small, pale brown tunneling dung beetle with ivory-colored legs. Native to Africa, it has been introduced to several countries as a biological control agent. It is especially efficient in warm, dry climates.

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Did You Know?

This tiny beetle can compete with much larger species by arriving first and tunneling quickly beneath fresh dung.

Distribution

Where Ivory-Spotted Dung Beetle can be found

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Peak activity Moderate Low / dormant
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