The humble ginger root could be the key to conserving the UK's largest and most spectacular terrestrial beetle -- the stag beetle. Ecologists have developed a series of new methods to monitor stag ...

Male stag beetles are known for their distinctive antler-like jaws Stag beetle researchers have called on people across London to record any sightings to help track the insect's whereabouts and ...

LEWISHAM is not exactly famous for its wildlife, but a survey claims it is one of the top places in London to find a stag beetle. Wildlife volunteer Daniel Greenwood is a big fan of the creatures, ...

Although one of these beetles can give a good nip if mishandled, they are not aggressive and do not ordinarily pinch people. Like many horned or antlered mammals, the male beetles use their impressive ...

Stag beetles thrive in warm, tropical environments and are sensitive to cold temperatures. Did you know that an insect can cost as much Rs 75 lakh? The 'stag beetle' is one of the most expensive ...

The Stag beetle, priced at Rs 75 lakh, is a rare and threatened species in Europe. London's Thames Valley region is a stronghold for these impressive insects. Learn about their habits, lifespan, and ...

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Q: I found this critter one evening near an outdoor light at a feed store. It was banging into the light repeatedly. It didn’t hurt my skin when I picked it up and it didn’t try to bite me. What is ...

A rare stag beetle has captured global attention, fetching a staggering ₹79 lakh in certain markets, earning it the title of the world's most expensive insect. Prized for its rarity, impressive antler ...

2015-08-11 11.31.12 - Close-up.jpg Male stag beetles use their mandibles to wrestle over mates. The larvae are important in the recycling of nutrients in decaying trees. (Clay Wollney) Since they ...

Armed with a ferocious pair of mandibles, male stag beetles appear well prepared to take on the world. 'Their jaws are not just for ornamentation, they really use them to fight', says Jana Goyens from ...