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|description = Its mighty horns are used only to spar with its own kind. | |description = Its mighty horns are used only to spar with its own kind. | ||
|quality = Rare | |quality = Rare | ||
|min_size = | |min_size = 6.30 | ||
|max_size = | |max_size = 10.50 | ||
|habitat = Tree Trunk | |habitat = Tree Trunk | ||
|distribution = All Regions | |distribution = All Regions | ||
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{{Omnipedia Entry | {{Omnipedia Entry | ||
|location = Forest Zone | |location = Forest Zone | ||
|sname = Allomyrina dichotoma | |sname = Allomyrina dichotoma | ||
|text = Only male kabuto beetles grow an impressive, protruding horn. | |text = Only male kabuto beetles grow an impressive, protruding horn. | ||
This horn is typically used in battles against other males. Despite its heroic appearance, the horn is virtually useless in the beetle's daily life and feeding. Even with such an impressive "weapon," kabuto beetles still obtain nutrition by licking decaying fruits and tree sap | This horn is typically used in battles against other males. Despite its heroic appearance, the horn is virtually useless in the beetle's daily life and feeding. Even with such an impressive "weapon," kabuto beetles still obtain nutrition by licking decaying fruits and tree sap like the rest of their Scarabaeidae kin. | ||
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==Neighbor Preferences== | ==Neighbor Preferences== | ||
×36×40×???What a catch! My first fierce-horned Kabuto Beetle!
Could a Kabuto Beetle's horns move a planet?
Kabuto Beetle is a Land Creature in Petit Planet.
It is located in the Omni-Gallery in the Forest Insect enclosure.
Only male kabuto beetles grow an impressive, protruding horn.
This horn is typically used in battles against other males. Despite its heroic appearance, the horn is virtually useless in the beetle's daily life and feeding. Even with such an impressive "weapon," kabuto beetles still obtain nutrition by licking decaying fruits and tree sap like the rest of their Scarabaeidae kin.
| Language | Official Name |
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| English | Kabuto Beetle |
