RHINOCEROS BEETLE. 
the wood, and the plush-like- pirt serves to 
brush away the saw-dusr. 
The eye, which is reddish, is defended by a 
horny point in front. The inseft is wholly 
of a shining black colour, except the wings. 
The lower wings, which are of a brown co- 
lour, are qi^ite transparent ; and the upper 
wings, which entirely cover them, are of a 
hard substance, of a greenish brown or olive 
colour, and sprinkled with black spots of va- 
rious sizes. 
This Rhinoceros Beetle is said to be very 
mischievous, and exceedingly difficult to be 
taken. 
