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Our Summer Vacation 1 Insect King Description

"Beetle." Also known as "King of Insects."

"Quail beetle" bisects popularity.

For a Japanese child, it is a summer retribution.

Scientific name: Trypoxylus dichotomus (L.1771)

Japanese name: Beetle

English name: japanese rhinoceros beetle

In detail, beetles are written as beetles, helminths, and the standard Japanese name for insect species classified as Cowthews, Coganellae, Beetle subfamily and True Beetle tribe. Broadly separated into the beetle subfamily, it can be a generic name for an insect.

Large beetles, adults occur in the summer and become popular among children, among other things.

The Japanese name derives from the fact that it looks like a Japanese helmet to have a big horn on its head.

Distribution

It is distributed from south of Honshu to the main island of Okinawa, and is also found in the Asian region outside of Japan.

Apparently, Hokkaido has been artificially anchored since the 1970s.

They live in broad-leaved forests on flatlands from mountainous areas at an altitude not exceeding 1500 m. So, why is it that the English name is japanese, but there are theories, but there is a trend that it has been raised nationally for farming use purposes since the Edo period, and isn't it because of the deep involvement of beetles for Japan?

Form

Body lengths range from male 30 to 54 mm (except corners) and from female 30 to about 52 mm.

Particularly distinctive are the horns of males.

This corner is used to snatch bait fields and females.

I mean, it's there to fight.

* Excerpt from wiki, simplified.

SIDE: Feelia

"So, what do you mean? Even if they explain bugs, they don't make any sense at all?

Sister Cellaria felt like she didn't understand, and she was listening to her brother's explanation.

I'm not sure about Phyllia either.

I don't know why bugs are so popular with kids in Japan.

Bugs are in the way because they eat crops.

"... wait a minute. You're gonna go out of your way to explain it, and you're gonna take the day off, so you're gonna do something about that beetle or wasp, right?

"Exactly. I'll get you."

"... no, why not!? Or what's that outfit all about?

"... Dear Tyki, why are you dressed like that?"

"Um, Thai elephant duh...... Why, on one shirt, is it shortbread?

Yeah.

For some reason, my brother, Brother Taiki, and Uncle Taizo are dressed as shorts, although Gala is different, on a single t-shirt.

When the Phyllias are wondering, all three of them, with their chests up like this.

"" "Summer holiday outfit" "

……

I knew I wasn't sure.

I also have a summer vacation at Weed's school, but I've never heard of outfits like this.

"Bugs, aren't they? Like inago, you eat those bugs too? I don't like boulders. I mean, if I line up for dinner tonight, I'm gonna cry, okay?

I'm sure Phyllia cries, too.

The Inago Tenderloin is intact and very sneaky to eat.

They're staring at me. Just like Mr. Fish's head......

"It's out-of-the-box. No, well, it may be dirty to people, but like I said, beetles and wasps are a source of agricultural use, dating from the Edo period to the modern era."

"... why not?

"Lord Cellaria. It is said that beetles and wasps are the top versions of mites."

I have no idea.

I didn't know most of Sister Cellaria and Firia, but I gave them a voice like Sister Kaya and Sister Leah had convinced me.

"... I see. that the soil is rich in evidence"

"There was. My place also told me not to kill Mimi when she came out of the field. The blemishes eat the leafy soil on the soil and in it, finer, drain it, and make it a good ingredient for the crop."

"You two are right. I don't know about Japan today, but even when I was a kid, I grew beetles and wasps and did it by spreading eggs on the fields. Whatever it was, it was a lot of work."

Heh, Mr. Mimi and Mr. Beetle are amazing.

He was instrumental in growing the field.

"Even in modern Japan, land with beetles and wasps is said to be rich in evidence, and it's said to be a kind of honor."

"... erm, Dear Tyki. I understand that story, but why would it mean that the Tykes would go out of their way to secure those bugs?

Sister Iri is right.

If you have a good reason, you should turn your work around to the others.

My brothers are always busy, so we should do something about getting some rest.

"No, Iri. For people here, beetles and wasps, they're unified with worms and you don't get it, do you?

"Oh, sure..."

"In foreign countries, bells, wasps, and the British play on autumn nights, they say it's just a murmur."

"Oh, you've heard of that. Well, that's no choice either. It's the type of bug that roughs up the field."

"So we know the beetle and the wasp. We're going to get it."

"No matter. It's okay because it's going to be breathless for us properly. Hiffy Doh......"

"Oh, really?

In the meantime, my freshly married Uncle Tyzoo and Sister Hiffy are nascent.

"Yes. beetles are worms that become adults in the middle of summer!!

"At that time, Japanese students are on summer vacation!!

"Um. So, in the mountains, he caught big beetles and wasps, competing in size and playing with insect sumos. This is the corner of the summer vacation in Japan!! It helps with the field, and two birds with one stone!!

It's amazing!! I find beetles and wasps, compete in size, and I'm not sure what an insect sumo is, but it sounds like fun!!

"Brother!! Phyllia is going too!!

"... I'm interested too"

"Well, so am I."

So, there were a couple of fellow Phyllia's.

Unfortunately, Labyris and Sheila, who don't like bugs, are not in.

"... well, if it means it's going to be your breath, I don't mind. But!! Wash your hands properly when you get back and don't bring beetles home!! The kids are still young, okay?

Copy that.

So the Phyllias are going to get ready, too.

Even so, especially the outfit that goes into the mountains and the bug basket? and wormnets? I'm reclining when it comes to specialized tools to catch bugs called, but I just had an easy tool.

Participants from us are me to Sister Riel, Sister Kaya, Sister Rats, Sister Leah, Sister Cleana, Sister Samantha, and Aslin. And then there's Brother Tyki's daughter-in-law, Sister Iri.

Sister Hiffy is not joining us. It's like there's trauma in the inago.... I have no choice. Until now, I've been forced to eat in punitive games.

"Hey, Samantha, why did your sister have to come with you?

Aslin was asking Sister Samantha, who was preparing wonderfully, why she was accompanying her.

Sure, unlike everyone else, it seems unrelated to work on fields and stuff.

"I thought it might not even be available in my home Duke's territory. It wouldn't be a mistake to see the real thing. And because I want to see Yuki's such a pleasant face nearby... This is just like Athleen."

"Yeah!!

I see.

If the beetles do excellent field work, they can be used elsewhere.

You're going to study.

Then we'll find out if it helps with the Phyllia offal Hey Martial Arts.

However, they said it could be compared to a Japanese helmet, so it must be very hard and cool.

"Why are Yuki and the others so lightweight when we're well-dressed? Or is that what's at stake?

When Phyllia and her brothers were ready and joined, Sister Riel listened to what Phyllia and her brothers thought.

No boulders, no shirts, no shorts.

"Well, it's a game. And I wonder if this is what it feels like to be outfitted to the fullest when you were a kid."

"Maximum? What do you mean?

"Lord Samantha. Kids like us, the public, couldn't afford to be equipped just because we go into the mountains for fun. Originally, there were no demons."

"Because summer is hot, and kids are just hard to get well equipped. This is how we got into the mountains, too. So it feels like this is our outfit. I mean, it's like a memory."

"...... hmm. Convinced."

I see.

Were the brothers playing in the mountains when they were little dressed like this?

"But you, Yuki. He says he made those beetles, wasp mountains, and forests out of dungeons, but honestly, how many of them are there? Since the ecosystem is completely different from Japan's, could it be extinct?

"Don't worry. This plan has already been going on for three years, and the management and monitoring of the dungeons are giving birth to the next generation properly. Even when it comes to ecosystems, it eliminates natural enemies of bees, mustaches and other beetle larvae, making it an ideal environment for Japan to grow in."

"... I see. So there's no drain, is there?

"No matter. But Kunugi's place is squeezing. To make a good comparison of how organic fertilizers are made, are you okay?

"You worry unnecessarily. I'm not an amateur who can't tell the trees from which beetles and wasps lean."

"Ha-ha-ha. It's weird that the guy who wants to take the beetle can't tell the difference between a quail or something!!

Ugh? Kunogi?

"Uh, brothers? That sounds like a special tree to me."

"Oh, yeah, Rats. Unlike semis and the like, beetles and wasps cannot penetrate hard epidermis and adopt tree sap. In other words, it is often attached to trees where nature and sap are out. It is the tree known as Kunugi that meets that condition. Let me show you an image of the sample."

That's why my brother transferred the image to everyone's call screen.

When you look at it, it does show a tree with leaves in a unique shape.

And this is Mr. Beetle......

"It's cool!! The corners are sticking out!! The wasps seem to have strong scissors too!!

"Hmm. Sure, you seem to have these helmets. This is the kind of thing kids are going to love."

"... if I get pinched, it looks painful"

"Sounds painful."

"You look quite ambitious."

They all came to a place called that bug forest section after checking in on them for now.

Mi, Mi, Ji, Ji, Ji Wa, Ji Wa Wa!!

It's a May fly.

It's a big chorus of semis in the woods.

It's also hot, and I'm very deaf.

"No, it's summer"

"It's summer."

"Oh, it's summer"

But my brothers hear such a big chorus of May Fly semis with their cool faces.

"Well, that's what I call it all of a sudden. I'll show you just one place. Let's go see what's real."

So, Phyllia and the others go into the hot, humid woods.

I'm sure you'll catch a big, hey beetle!!