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The flat-headed hairy elephant large pocket bug (also known as the Western hairy elephant pocket bug) (Latin name:Megasoma elephus)is distributed in the northwest of Mexico (coastal areas on the west coast). It occurs in the wild from October to December. The length of the male bug is about 53-125mm, and the female bug is about 61-73mm in length.
The body of the flat-headed hairy elephant large pocket bug is covered with soil yellow to milk white hairs. The antennae of the male bug are slender, with a weak overall bending and a bifurcation at the ends. The central part of the pronotum has strong and sturdy angles, and there is a pair of outwardly protruding lateral angle processes on both sides of the anterior margin. The tibia of the foreleg is curved like a bow and the lateral spines are shorter. The punctures at the junction of the elytra and the wings are relatively sparse compared to the hand elephant large pocket bug.
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