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Photos
taken in Arizona by Dana L. Price.
Click on each image to see a full
screen picture
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At 9:20
a.m. in the morning dozens of beetles flew into the source of cow
dung. If they don't hurry, there won't be any dung left. |
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By 12:00 p.m. the
beetles had obliterated the pile. |
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Canthon sp.
rolling the dung away. |
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If they hit a hurdle
they will either keep pushing the ball until it goes over the
hurdle or they will change directions. |
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Another hurdle. What
a perfect meatball. |
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In the spotlight. |
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Green Canthon sp.
Check out the smaller beetle to the left of the ball. Do
you think it is introduced? |
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Green Canthon sp. |
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Green Canthon sp. |
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Carving out a dung ball. |
© Dana L. Price, Rutgers University, 2003. All rights reserved.
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