Beetles have 2 hard wing coverings (often confused for a shell) on their back. The hardened wings is what "crunches" if you accidentally step on one. Beetles havearp mandibles t decaying plants and animals. Look at the underside of the insect’s mouth to see if they have sharp-looking "teeth". Finally, notice their legs. Beetles have 6 legs - so if it has 4 or 8 - it's not a beetle.

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• Click Beetles make a clicking sound by snapping the front an back sections of its body together.
• It uses this same technique to flip itself over if it gets stuck on its back.
• Click beetles are black and have grooved section
• They are about an average of an inch long
• There are over 900 species of click beetles

• Carpet beetles have an elongated abdomen and a black body (for the most part)
• There are a variety of colored carpet beetles that are similar to the black carpet beetle.
• Their bodies are typical oval shaped
• They are smaller than the click beetle and don't usually get bigger than a quarter of an inch

• Longhorn beetles are most know for the extra long antennas
• Although they have long antennas they are longhorn because they are reminiscent of longhorn cattle.
• Their long antennas can be straight or curved and their bodies can be black, colored, or a variety of colors.
• There are 413 species of longhorn beetles

• Ground beetles are black and grooves on their body
• They typically produce a unique (and very strong) odor
• They are found under leaves, logs, and moist areas
• They get into the home through cracked windows
• Ground beetles are one of the fastest beetles

• Beetles that do this have been coined stink beetles (because they spray similar to a skunk)
• Or they are nicknamed clown beetles (because of the fact they stand on their head)
• They stand on their head to warn predators they have spray and they are not afraid to use it
• If they are in this position they can do the most amount of damage with their spray