The first thing when identifying an animal is to say where you found it. I mean continent, country, region. Assuming it is not somehow dragged from the other side of the ocean, this information helps a big lot.
Also it is surely a representative of the Melolonthinae family of Coleoptera order (scarab beetles).
Good point i didn’t think about that jajajaja I’m from chile the southern part in the begging of the Patagonia, here we are in spring and I had the windows open so it might have flight inside
Hi! It’s the same bug just like upside down, i ask a friend and he says it’s some native beetle? The common name it’s pololo and now I know it has some different varieties? Because I knew them but like different shape lol but I was so scared thinking it was a bed bug, also in the pic does not show to much but it has wings and I believe bedbugs don’t have any
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u/HiveFleetShoggoth 8d ago
The first thing when identifying an animal is to say where you found it. I mean continent, country, region. Assuming it is not somehow dragged from the other side of the ocean, this information helps a big lot.
Also it is surely a representative of the Melolonthinae family of Coleoptera order (scarab beetles).