Definition of minotaur beetle in English:

minotaur beetle

noun

A black Eurasian dung beetle with three horns on the thorax, living in sandy areas.
Typhaeus typhoeus, family Geotrupidae
Example sentencesExamples
- As his subject, Palmer turned to Typhoeus typhoeus, commonly known as the minotaur beetle.
- On 19th October, I was walking on Dunwich Heath and came across a large number of male minotaur beetles, Typhaeus typhoeus, on a short stretch of sandy path about 30 yards in total.
- Beetle researcher, conservationist and CNHS member, Maria has played a leading role in coordinating information about Colchester's stag beetles and is now researching minotaur beetles on Hilly Fields.
- The star find was a male minotaur beetle - this fantastic shiny black beetle has 3 big horns sticking out over its head.
- Unlike other heathland beetles, such as the dor and minotaur beetles, the tiger beetle is fast.
- The minotaur beetle is a spectacular dung beetle of heaths, moorlands and mountains, especially in the north and west of the British Isles.

单词	minotaur beetle
释义	Definition of minotaur beetle in English: minotaur beetle noun A black Eurasian dung beetle with three horns on the thorax, living in sandy areas. Typhaeus typhoeus, family Geotrupidae Example sentencesExamples As his subject, Palmer turned to Typhoeus typhoeus, commonly known as the minotaur beetle. On 19th October, I was walking on Dunwich Heath and came across a large number of male minotaur beetles, Typhaeus typhoeus, on a short stretch of sandy path about 30 yards in total. Beetle researcher, conservationist and CNHS member, Maria has played a leading role in coordinating information about Colchester's stag beetles and is now researching minotaur beetles on Hilly Fields. The star find was a male minotaur beetle - this fantastic shiny black beetle has 3 big horns sticking out over its head. Unlike other heathland beetles, such as the dor and minotaur beetles, the tiger beetle is fast. The minotaur beetle is a spectacular dung beetle of heaths, moorlands and mountains, especially in the north and west of the British Isles.
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