Big news folks:
I'm wasting my afternoon looking through the Encyclopedia Brittanica's list of insects to figure out my bug-sona
Submitted for the approval of the Flat Fuck Friday council, the toad bug
Love when a bug basically goes all in on one large feature. Introducing the Treehopper, who wanted to be a thorn when it grew up and is doing a great job

Oh, to be a whirlygig (diving) beetle, floating by surface tension and just zooming around in circles on the water all day.
Also they can scube dive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIbzOeNcaxE

Also, diving beetle larvae are called water tigers
I'm watching this show called MONSTER BUG WARS and they keep dubbing a non-specific herbivore dinosaur/large mammal roar when they show the rhinocerous beetle. I love it

TFW you're trying to find out what a Stag beetle eats, then you find out they basically don't.

They're the kind of bug that just gets real fat as a larva and survives on fat stores and fruit juice. #BugFacts

Sawyer Beetles got a strong antenna game going on
TIL: Elytra (you know, from Minecraft) is the name for the hardened fore-wings that you see on some species of bug and beetle. The part that you think of as their "shell" that gets deployed so they can fly with their hindwings.
#BugFacts
@rockario does that mean steve alerady has wings, but has to augment his body to reveal them
@monorail I guess??
@monorail I mean, I guess it makes sense that they can only be used for gliding, it's just the outer shell of some extinct species of End beetle?
@monorail @rockario maybe the creatures with elytra are what shulkers grow up into