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| Image Info | Original File Name: ladybird-beetle_2266184k.jpg Resolution: 858x536 File Size: 61537 Bytes Upload Time: 2012:07:06 15:49:01 | |
| Author | Name (E-mail): News (from@telegraph.co.uk) | |
| Subject | Insects and spiders that have mastered the art of disguise: Ladybird mimic beetle [Telegraph 2012-07-04] | |
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| Description | Insects and spiders that have mastered the art of disguise: Ladybird mimic beetle [Telegraph 2012-07-04]
Ladybird mimic beetle. This beetle has dark spots on red wing casings like those found on true ladybirds. The warning colour and pattern on ladybirds signal to predators that it is unpalatable.
Source: Telegraph - http://www.telegraph.co.uk | |
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