Blackish Stag Beetle in Acrylic Metal A volume of unprecedented breadth

A volume of unprecedented breadth and sinister beauty

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Blackish Stag Beetle in Acrylic Metal A volume of unprecedented breadth3. 5" With giant jaws that resemble the antlers of a male elk, these beetles are literally "going stag." Spending most of their life as larvae, stag beetles only come to the surface to mate. Maybe they're just very shy or have too much going on for a committed relationship? When they do face the light of day, they do it with an impressive display of menacing jaws. After all, nothing says "I'm looking for love" like a pair of antler like appendages,