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edit: We now know what she is. I'll try my best to keep her alive until she dies naturally. She is a Rhinoceros Beetle
I found this beetle outside of work. He was walking slowly, and I found out that two of his legs are broken. I don't really like bugs, but I can't just put him outside knowing that he will die. I need to know what to feed him, and his species. I tried to identify him, but there are like a million kinds of beetle. I need to get him the right food so he won't starve. If you can't help, maybe you know someone who could?
I found this beetle outside of work. He was walking slowly, and I found out that two of his legs are broken. I don't really like bugs, but I can't just put him outside knowing that he will die. I need to know what to feed him, and his species. I tried to identify him, but there are like a million kinds of beetle. I need to get him the right food so he won't starve. If you can't help, maybe you know someone who could?
Category All / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 612 x 612px
File Size 276.6 kB
http://insects.tamu.edu/fieldguide/bimg144.html That's what I could find.
thanks to 
runninggrass I found the species, but it says not much is known about what they eat. >_> I'll just give it a lot of options
runninggrass I found the species, but it says not much is known about what they eat. >_> I'll just give it a lot of options
Hey, thanks so much for trying to help. Runninggrass found it, though, so we can stop frantically searching. x3
Runninggrass found it, though, so we can stop frantically searching. x3 
Happy to help when I can..
take a clean non-print paper towel and moisten it with water..
Take a few empty TP rolls and out it in there with him.
Gives him water and a place to hide. If there is a university that has a "bug" department" talk to them and see if he can retire in to there care.
take a clean non-print paper towel and moisten it with water..
Take a few empty TP rolls and out it in there with him.
Gives him water and a place to hide. If there is a university that has a "bug" department" talk to them and see if he can retire in to there care.
You think that is big,
You should see a male, monster beetles. Strong to (for their size), some what common this time of year. I'd give advice though I believe others have already done so, and I am no expert.
I will say this, either spray water mist over the area where you are keeping her, or place a damp (clean) rag or paper towel in with her, and change it out daily. Bugs need water too.
Good luck. *Grin*
You should see a male, monster beetles. Strong to (for their size), some what common this time of year. I'd give advice though I believe others have already done so, and I am no expert.
I will say this, either spray water mist over the area where you are keeping her, or place a damp (clean) rag or paper towel in with her, and change it out daily. Bugs need water too.
Good luck. *Grin*
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