Animals
These Beetles Are Specialized Fighters
Like the swords of warriors in a bygone age, researchers have found that male rhinoceros beetles have different shaped horns to complement various fighting styles. According to a recent study, these styles differ from species to species, and can characterize how a beetle holds its own in battle.
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