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Insects

Yanbaru Long-armed Scarab

Cheirotonus jambar

The Yanbaru long-armed scarab is Japan's largest scarab beetle, with very long forelegs, found only in the Yanbaru forests of northern Okinawa Island. Adults gather at tree sap and water-filled hollows, and larvae develop in rotting wood. It needs large, old forest, and is protected as a Natural Monument.

Scientific name
Cheirotonus jambar
Group
Insects
Prefectures
Okinawa
日本語
ヤンバルテナガコガネ
简体中文
冲绳长臂金龟

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The Yanbaru Long-armed Scarab (Cheirotonus jambar) is protected as a Natural Monument of Japan (1 designation). The Yanbaru long-armed scarab is…

The Yanbaru Long-armed Scarab is designated as a species without a fixed area and lives in places such as Okinawa.

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