From the sacred scarabs of ancient Egypt to the rounded shapes of Volkswagen's most famous car, beetles have garnered human attention for thousands of years. The smallest free-living insect is a beetle, while goliath beetles are over six inches long. There's even a type that uses chemical warfare, spraying a chemical mix of toxins at enemies. Our prints illustrate the many faces and phases of beetles.
From the sacred scarabs of ancient Egypt to the rounded shapes of Volkswagen's most famous car, beetles have garnered human attention for thousands of years. The smallest free-living insect is a beetle, while goliath beetles are over six inches long. There's even a type that uses chemical warfare, spraying a chemical mix of toxins at enemies. Our prints illustrate the many faces and phases of beetles.
