cardinal beetle

The 'cardinal beetle' is named for its bright red color, reminiscent of a cardinal's robes, and is commonly found in wooded areas.

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Definition

C1Entomology

(technical)A brightly colored beetle, typically red or orange, from the family Pyrochroidae.

Example

  • The cardinal beetle is easily recognizable due to its striking red color.

C1Entomology

(technical)A beetle of the genus Pyrochroa, known for its vivid coloration and found in wooded areas.

Example

  • The Pyrochroa serraticornis is a common type of cardinal beetle.

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