Description

The Prosopocoilus bruijni pelengensis from Peleng Island is a remarkable beetle known for its impressive size and striking features. Native to the lush forests of Peleng Island in Indonesia, this species is recognised for its glossy black exoskeleton, accented by hints of red and orange on its legs and body, giving it a distinctive appearance. The males, in particular, are known for their large, curved horns, which contribute to their bold and regal look. Agile and strong, the Prosopocoilus bruijni pelengensis thrives in its environment, feeding on decaying wood. With its powerful build and striking colours, it is a prized specimen for insect enthusiasts and collectors alike.