The scarab beetle was the symbol of Spontaneous Generation, New Life, and Resurrection.
The Greeks taught them how to make scarabs, but the Etruscans did not use the scarab as a seal.
And perhaps the most famous member of the family, the sacred scarab, was actually worshipped by the Egyptians as the embodiment of the sun god Khepri.
The scarab image was used for recording historical events.
After the call to kill Araki, put his scarab get me back!
The toads were imported from South America to eradicate scarab beetles that were feasting on sugar cane crops.
Moreover, the baked larva of scarab used as the substitution of meat among the people has formed a striking contrast with the luxury food fondness of games in palaces.
The unique design of the vehicle largely draws inspiration from the shape of the scarab.
The Egyptian sacred scarab is a dung beetle.
The writing would be inscribed on the base (flat side) of the scarab; sizes varied from several centimeters to several meters long.