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Sharp Tailed Darkling Beetle
species · identified

Sharp Tailed Darkling Beetle

Eleodes acuticauda

These beetles have fused elytra, making them completely flightless. Also known as desert stink beetles, when threatened, they perform a "headstand", raising their abdomen into the air and releasing a foul smelling secretion. These insects are scavengers and detritivores, acting as decomposers in western North America.

Recorded lineage
kingdomAnimaliaphylumArthropodaclassInsectaorderColeopterafamilyTenebrionidaegenusEleodesspeciesEleodes acuticauda
Observed
Jun 25, 2026
Location
Los Angeles, California

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