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burying beetle

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burying beetle

Another name for the sexton beetle.



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One day they request dead moles from the man who brings them vegetables (he traps them in his garden) so they can observe the work of burying beetles.
Arkansas, Oklahoma; 40,000 acres; American burying beetle.
Weyerhaeuser takes special measures to protect rare, threatened or endangered species such as the Red Hills salamander in Alabama, the gopher tortoise in Louisiana and Mississippi, the American burying beetle in Arkansas and Oklahoma, and the northern spotted owl in Oregon and Washington.
 
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