We released 415 Salt Creek tiger beetle larvae back into the wild on Monday and Tuesday—the most we’ve reintroduced so far! Here’s a look at the reintroduction process, which involved the help of our friends from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, Lincoln Children's Zoo and University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Salt Creek tiger beetles spend a majority of their lives underground. So, several four to six-inch openings, one for each larvae, were created in the ground

The Tiger Beetle-Speediest Insect on Earth This beetle should be named as Cheetah Beetle😁 #wildlife #jungle #interestingfacts #animals #naturelovers #reels #nature #hunting #beetle #insects | Wondersofjungle