A black and yellow dot mustache beetle with a unique pattern.

The black and yellow dot tentacle beetle (Common Tuft-bearing Longhorn beetle) has the scientific name of

The fuselage is dotted black with orange dots scattered across the wings. The tentacles are yarn-like, longer than the fuselage. The 3-4th internodal tentacle area has one black tassel cluster each.

The side chest of the first internode has one sharp thorn each.

Habitat and behavior, often found islands along shrubs, or flying into the lights along buildings near forests, are found in montane forests, sheer forests, and orchards.

It is distributed in many countries, such as Thailand, Malaysia, Burma, Vietnam, Laos, India and Cambodia. It is herbivorous, such as pradipat pine, sea pine, manatee, sakana, Nontree, red tattooed, onion and smallpox.

Reference: 1.Academic Work Group. 9th Conservation Area Administration Bureau (Ubon Ratchathani). https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=961171242703998&id=100064333946450

2. Forestry Research and Development Bureau /

Source: Klong Lan National Park - Khlong Lan National Park, Diamond Wall Province, Conservation Area Administration Bureau at 12 Nakhon Sawan

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