Beetle

The concept of “emotional branding” refers to the relationship and connection people have with certain brands. Built through strategic marketing and communications, brands have been able to develop campaigns that shape attitudes of its audiences that drive decision making and behaviour. The concept stems from the realization that many customers do not, in fact, make buying decisions through a purely rational approach, focusing solely on the financials, and attributes of products, but rather, these

“Called out”, “Hope for Animals and their world” and “Carry” all have similar relationships to this topic. “Called out” having a magical theme by the desert blooming which is unexpected; “Hope for animals with a theme of caring with the American burying beetle and “Carry being mystical by the water choosing the predator and preys fate throughout the poem. I chose these three text because I really understand them and I learned new things after reading them. As

Some people might say that in the modern world nature does not affect us as predominantly as it used to prior to the industrial revolution and thus we don’t share a strong bond with nature anymore. However, I strongly disagree with their claim since our history and current society substantiates otherwise. The formal definition of nature is - the phenomena of the physical world collectively, i.e, the factors and products of the worlds as opposed to human creations. Even though we, the humans, have

Effects of Global Warming: The Mountain Pine Beetle and Northwestern American Pine Forests Across Northwestern America the climate has protected pine forests from parasitic mountain pine beetles for millennia, but due to recent global climate warming these delicate ecosystems are experiencing an extreme shift. Normally the beetle population explodes every 25 years or so when there is a spell of warm winters and hot dry summers. In this natural cycle the beetles kill most of the older pines. The dead

Rhinoceros Beetle! Do you know what kind of beetle is this? Or Have you seen it somewhere? This is the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle or also called as CBR. This beetle was discovered in Honolulu, Hawaii on the 23rd of December 2013. It is invasive throughout the Western Pacific Region and native to Southeast Asia. Rhino beetles are large and black, and it can grow up to 2.5 inches but most of it is just big as our thumb size. Adult oriental flower beetles are often mistaken for the rhino beetle, but oriental

-Basic Etymological Information Originally described in Eastern North America by Carl Linnaeus in 1763, Dynastes tityus (Linn.) is a Beetle found throughout the southern and western United States (Lachaume, 1985). Similar to many other species of beetles, Carl Linnaeus was the original authority on the Eastern Hercules Beetle, having both been the first to collect the specimen and name it. Having been preserved by the Linnean Society of London, the original Scarabaeus tityus specimen, which was the

The tortoise beetle is a lesser-known creatures of the insect world, and it is high time this beautiful bug got some recognition. To finally introduce you to this majestic work of nature, we have compiled a list of the 15 most ridiculous facts that you won’t believe! Stay tuned for our part two article, coming soon to reveal the top eight most ridiculous facts about the unique tortoise beetle! Number Fifteen: The What? The tortoise beetle! These unique insects are named for the elegant and colorful

February 1972, Beetle number 15,007,034 rolled off the production line. This special Beetle marked the breaking of the record for most cars built, previously held by the Ford Model T. 31 years later, on the 30th of July 2003, the last Beetle would roll of the production line, becoming Beetle number 21,529,464. Since Beetle number 15,007,034, production numbers started to decline and the Toyota Corolla surpassed those numbers to about 39,000,000 units sold to date. In 1999, the Beetle was entered into

As you can see in the attached diagram, the Beetle has two glands which produce a chemical that, when mixed with Hydrogen peroxide, explodes as a boiling hot gas. The H2O2 is stored in little sacks. The mixture runs into a chamber at the back of the abdomen so it explodes outward. Now, without God, how could this evolve? Which part came first? Was it the Hydrogen peroxide. Not likely. That's toxic. You would at least have to have H2O2 AND the sacs that contain it. So right there we have two

Lyctus brunneus Powder Post Beetle The powder post beetle is in a group of seventy species of wood boring beetles. They are in the kingdom Animalia, phylum Arthropoda, class Insecta, order Coleoptera, family Lyctidae, and species Lyctus brunneus. Their size is typically 1/8 to 1/4 inches and they are found in the United States. Their color variates between a reddish brown to black on their narrow, flat bodies. The adult beetles are able to fly and like most insects are attracted to light. They