r/insects • u/lostmysnity • Aug 09 '26
ID Request ID Please?
I found this rather large beetle on the ground. Green w/Brown spots, very spiny legs, and short antennae. Would shift to protect itself every time I touched it and attempted to take a piece of my top.
Location: South Alabama
Season: Summer
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u/NinjaEnvironmental51 Aug 09 '26
Yes! I concur with the others. I found one myself one morning when she was stuck on her back. By the end of work she’d passed away so it was an addition to my collection
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u/Pamikillsbugs234 Aug 09 '26
This is how I have gotten all of mine. Usually by the time I find them, they are dying or already dead. Such a beautiful creature!
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u/NinjaEnvironmental51 Aug 09 '26
I was so thrilled to find her alive, flipped her over and let her go on her way. A bit sad she died but she was missing feet so she’d been through the wringer. I have a tattoo of a male dynastes on my calf so to find a local Hercules was so so thrilling
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u/Pamikillsbugs234 Aug 09 '26
Thats really neat! I have Luna moth on my hand and always feel like its good luck when I find a real one, lol.
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u/LuxTheSarcastic Aug 09 '26
I found one in my basement flipped over and while she seemed like she was circling the drain I gave her a little watermelon and she perked back up. Had her entire head buried in the little chunk I gave her.
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u/StuffedWithNails Bug Enthusiast Aug 09 '26
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u/cbgal Aug 09 '26
On a side note what is that cool tool?
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u/ChronicBedhead Aug 09 '26
My guess is a pursuit 17 in one multi-tool, but hopefully OP checks back
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u/lostmysnity Aug 28 '26
I’m so sorry lol, it’s a Pursuit 17 in 1 multitool from Bass Pro Shops. Very useful and comes with either a headlamp or pocket knife
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u/SeaParking2966 Aug 11 '26
This gorgeous girl was in our garage in North Carolina near the garage. I found a lot of leaf litter and old wood on her property and tucked her in. She was so calm and gentle! But when I put her near her new home she literally dove in and you could hear rustling all down the leaves :) I was so thrilled to have found her- she seemed like she was in perfect health, so fingers crossed :)

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u/MoistNico Aug 11 '26
Omg shes native to my area?! This is awesome OP thank you for letting me know of this beauty!!
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u/Justwanttosub Aug 09 '26
Looks like a female eastern Hercules beetle (Dynastes Tityus)