They see me rollin’… A dung beetle is a small insect, typically from the Scarabaeidae family, known for feeding on and using animal feces (dung). They often roll dung into balls to eat, lay eggs in, or use as shelter. Hmm, must’ve missed that episode of House Hunters. Found in many parks, they play a key ecological role by breaking down waste, improving soil health, and recycling nutrients. That is one big pile of 💩. Some species are known for their immense strength, capable of moving dung ball

Could you navigate your way back home while upside down? 🤔 Dung beetles can! They have an incredible way of navigating—using the Milky Way! They rely on the light emitted by our galaxy to maintain their direction as they roll their dung balls away. Get to know dung beetles a bit more: 💩 Their primary food source is dried dung, which they compress and roll into a ball to transfer to their nests. 🌍 They exist on every continent except Antarctica. ⭐ Despite mostly creeping around on the ground,