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Sanguinolent Longhorn Beetle

Sanguinolent Longhorn Beetle

Anastrangalia sanguinolenta

A small longhorn beetle species belonging to the Cerambycidae family, native to European forest ecosystems with distinctive reddish-black coloration.

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Sanguinolent Longhorn Beetle
Sanguinolent Longhorn Beetle
Sanguinolent Longhorn Beetle
Sanguinolent Longhorn Beetle
Sanguinolent Longhorn Beetle
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Deciduous and mixed forests across Europe, particularly in regions with mature woodland containing dead or decaying trees

Ecological Role

Important decomposer species contributing to forest nutrient cycling; larval stages facilitate wood decomposition and serve as food source for predatory insects and birds

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Hard exoskeleton with distinctive reddish-black coloration, providing camouflage and protection
  • LIMBS WINGS Six legs with adaptations for climbing; hard elytra covering delicate flight wings; capable of short aerial movements
  • HEAD SENSORY Prominent antennae, longer than body in males; complex compound eyes; capable of detecting chemical signals and environmental cues
  • BODY STRUCTURE Elongated beetle body, typical of Cerambycidae; approximately 8-12 mm in length, slender with distinct segmentation
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Kryp
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