Dung beetles get their name from their diet of animal poo. Wherever there are herbivorous mammals leaving droppings, there are beetles making the most of it. But scientific discoveries show there's ...

Join us on a unique adventure as we explore nature, discovering dung beetles on trees and crabs in the water. Watch as we prepare and grill the dung beetles using traditional methods to create a ...

Each one poops enough to fill five tennis courts every year. But while the dung beetles back in Britain would eat and break down cow poo, the native Australian beetles wouldn't touch the stuff ...

Rather than going to waste (no pun intended), a mound of elephant poop is a feast for insects like dung beetles. They roll it, eat it and even lay their eggs in it. It’s a classic example of how ...

Fialho, affectionately called “the Girl of Dead Pigs” by some of her friends, then leaves the pigs in the forest so she can study the beetles that eat and live on rotting flesh. This gory work is a ...

This is a type of beetle called a dung beetle because it likes to eat dung, which is another word for poo! It makes the dung into balls and then rolls them away. Now here is an insect you will ...

A cross between Mashona, a breed which originated from the Shona people of eastern Zimbabwe and Angus, the cattle dump 16 ...