Insects
Beetles (Coleoptera)
Scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae)
Cryptodus sp.

Cryptodus sp. (Ant-nest scarab beetle)

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Scarabaeidae: Dynastinae: Phileurini

These beetles live in association with ants and termites, although the nature of the relationship is unknown. Adults are nocturnally active and attracted to lights.

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Cryptodus sp. (Ant-nest scarab beetle) at Goulburn, NSW - 18 Jul 2025 by trevorpreston

Cryptodus sp.

Cryptodus sp. (Ant-nest scarab beetle) at Jerrabomberra, NSW - 25 Jan 2025 by DianneClarke

Cryptodus sp.

Cryptodus sp. (Ant-nest scarab beetle) at Kingsdale, NSW - 17 Aug 2024 by trevorpreston

Cryptodus sp.

Cryptodus sp. (Ant-nest scarab beetle) at Goulburn, NSW - 9 Aug 2024 by trevorpreston

Cryptodus sp.

Cryptodus sp. (Ant-nest scarab beetle) at Goulburn, NSW - 18 Jul 2025 by trevorpreston
Cryptodus sp. (Ant-nest scarab beetle) at Jerrabomberra, NSW - 25 Jan 2025 by DianneClarke
Cryptodus sp. (Ant-nest scarab beetle) at Kingsdale, NSW - 17 Aug 2024 by trevorpreston
Cryptodus sp. (Ant-nest scarab beetle) at Goulburn, NSW - 9 Aug 2024 by trevorpreston
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