Beetle
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Beetles are the general term for arthropods in the order Coleoptera of the phylum Tracheal Insecta, and are the largest group (order) in the insect class. There is a significant difference in size between different species, and the body walls are hard; Mouth chewing style, with generally developed upper palate; The forewings are keratinized, hard, without winged veins, and are called coleoptera. When stationary, they cover the back, covering the midrib and most or all of the abdominal segments (the small shield of the midrib is usually exposed). The inner edges of the two coleoptera meet at the midline and form a straight line.
