Collection of Beetles 3D Models

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In this collection are three beetles:Woodcutter BeetleEmerald Ash Borer BeetleLicanus Cervus Stag BeetleBeetle mustache or as it is also called a woodcutter, is one of the representatives of the coleopteran order. The family of barbel has at least 17,000 varieties of these insects, differing not only in body size, but also in color. This is the Far Eastern barbel, and the Brazilian lumberjack is the big toot, and the black beetle known to many, and the alpine barbel is distinguished by its exquisite beauty.The scene is fully customized for visualization. There is a camera and lighting equipment.Technical information: Name: Woodcutter_beetle Version: 2012 Units: Centimeters Dimension: 5.22 x 11.96 x 2.96 Polys: 33384 XForm: Yes Box Trick: Yes Model Parts: 1 Render: Corona Formats: 3Ds Max 2012, OBJ, FBXAttention! Here he is! The most malicious wrecker! The destroyer of forests! I present to your attention the model of the beetle Emerald Ash BorerHe arrived in America from Asia and now brings huge losses to the forest expanses of North America. Entire institutions are being created to fight this insolent invader. The best minds invent methods to destroy this voracious insect. You can also help in this struggle by using this model to better illustrate what this uninvited guest looks likeIn the scene there are cameras and lighting. Materials are set up. You are ready to visualize.The scene contains two versions: Vray (v 3.20.03) Corona Renderer (v 1.5)Photorealistic model of deer beetle. With wings spread apart. The model has textures and normal maps. Materials are set up. The English name is derived from the large and distinctive mandibles found on the males of most species, which resemble the antlers of stags.A well-known species in much of Europe is Lucanus cervus, referred to in some European countries (including United Kingdom) as "the" stag beetle (it is the largest terrestrial insect in Europe). Pliny the Elder noted that Nigidius called the stag beetle lucanus after the Italian region of Lucania where they were used as amulets. The scientific name of Lucanus cervus is this word, plus cervus, deer.Male stag beetles use their jaws to wrestle each other for favoured mating sites in a manner that parallels the way stags fight over females. Fights may also be over food, such as tree sap and decaying fruits. Despite their often fearsome appearance, they are not normally aggressive to humans.Female stag beetles are usually smaller than the males, with smaller mandibles. The mandibles, though smaller, are much more powerful than the males'.[2] As larvae, females can be distinguished from males by the presence of cream-coloured, fat ovaries visible through the skin around two-thirds of the way down the larva's back.The larvae feed for several years on rotting wood, growing through three larval stages until eventually pupating inside a pupal cell constructed from surrounding wood pieces and soil particles. In the final larval stage, "L3", the grubs of larger species, such as Prosopocoilus giraffa, may be the size of a human finger.