The picture shows a 'Hitler-beetle' (Anophtalmus hitleri) under an electron microscope in Munich, Germany, Thursday, 17 August 2006. The brown, blind cave beetle is critically endangered. Due to its unique name it is popular among collectors. According to the September edtion of the magazine 'National Geographic Germany', scientists dislike the beetle, however, neo-Nazis admire it. It was discovered in the 1930s by Oscar Scheibel, an adherer of the Third Reich, who named the beetle after his idol. EPA/Matthias Schrader