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Beetles are of the order COLEOPTERA and comprise the largest umber of specie in that group. It also contains more than 25% of the described known specie in the animal kingdom. It is as well estimated that the number of specie of beetles lies between 5 to 8 million and are found in every habitat known to man except in the sea or the more arctic region of Earth. Some beetle families are only found in specific location/places in the world:  For example the Goliaths species are only found in Africa. The Goliathus specie is also sub divided and found in few African countries.

Goliathus beetles belongs to the biggest world coleoptera.

Goliathus goliathus is the largest species with maximum male body length around 110mm.

Specimen of Goliathus albosignathus measures rarely more than 70mm. Females are generally rather smaller.

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Taxonomy of genus Goliathus is still rather messy just as in case of Eudicella. Many subspecies and varieties were described. Breeding of the whole family Goliathina (including for example Hegemus or Argyrophegges) is still being researched and many crazy experiments have been done to breed Goliathus beetles well. There is a way based on certain protein preparates if provided to Goliathus larvae may grow up quite well. However this involves some patience and great amount of time. Seeing these beetles in wild habitat is really fascinating experience, they choose some certain Acacia trees when they used to sit at about 10m high feeding on sap that flows from wounds. If disturbed they briskly fly away with noise reminding helicopter.

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