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Giraffa Stag Beetle
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Scientific name: Prosopocoilus giraffa. Giraffa stag beetles are found in Nepal, Indochina, the Malay peninsula, Southern India, and Indonesia. Male Giraffa stag beetles are 48.5-118 mm in length; females measure 35.5-48.6 mm. Giraffa stag beetles are the largest stag beetles in the world. Giraffa stag beetles are currently divided into nine subspecies. The subspecies found in the Flores island (Indonesia) are especially popular due to their size, often growing to more than 110 mm. They have characteristic long jaws with bent tips, but due to their very length the actual pinching force exerted is weak. Giraffa means giraffe.