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Identify this bug? Dogs are scared of it

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They usually play with the local bugs and beetles. This one they're keeping clear of.

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Don't know what it is but by the looks of the thorns on it would not be nice on the nose/tongue, even if not a poison danger, so suspect the dogs have it right.

looks like one I saw on TV. If annoyed, it tips up its tail and squirts a foul mixture.

The house longhorn beetle, I agree,

these are the ones that come from the giant white witchity grubs (i think) as i had dozens in my compost pile a few month ago.

notorious wood eaters, they are on my hit list, living in a tree house myself.

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It is a Longhorn Beetle (Aristobia Horridula).

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For gods sake, don't kill it or half of the people on here, who are do gooders, will git upset. You are going unbalance the ecology of the area. Just move it to an open field somewhere.whistling.gif

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It's a Thai SETI experiment, check out those antennae...tongue.png

looks like one I saw on TV. If annoyed, it tips up its tail and squirts a foul mixture.

Yep, it's a skunkbug (Lat. Creepus Stinkus) and when it's drunk it's even more foul, especially in the mouth. Lots of those in Pattaya.

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For gods sake, don't kill it or half of the people on here, who are do gooders, will git upset. You are going unbalance the ecology of the area. Just move it to an open field somewhere.whistling.gif

Good one! clap2.gif

I like your style BillyBobThai. Now I am a tree hugger that likes to record everything that grows, flies or crawls on this earth. We would make a great team. You shoot it, wraastle it and carve it up: and I'll measure and photograph it. We might get a job with a museum.

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can't find a match up yet on Google images.

you should have asked me :)

its a may to june bug coz ive got four pics of them over

the years but ive no idea what its called either !

dave2

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Adult Stem Borer beetle.

Lay their eggs on the end og twigs, larvae bore into the twig and then eat their way inside of the plant stem. Best I can find out the pupal stage is spent insdie of the stem and then the adult cuts a larger hole and leaves the stem. Kills the stem/branch.

Only time an insecticide can get them is when the adult is outside.the plant.

More important: can you eat it?

If you like you can eat it ;) but it does not taste as good as the beetle that lives in buffalo shit. Thats why Isaan people love that one

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looks like one I saw on TV. If annoyed, it tips up its tail and squirts a foul mixture.

Yep, it's a skunkbug (Lat. Creepus Stinkus) and when it's drunk it's even more foul, especially in the mouth. Lots of those in Pattaya.

I respectfully disagree. It appears to be a common Bore Beetle of the Know-it-all Family. This pest makes it home in electronic devices that are connected to social networks. It's bite causes the victim to know everything about all things and to be able to see into the future, solve crimes and pass judgement without any facts.

The only known cure is a complete removal of access to electronic devices other than a coffee maker, microwave or toaster.

It is found world-wide, but primarily in climates with a high percentage of alcohol and uncivil populations.

For gods sake, don't kill it or half of the people on here, who are do gooders, will git upset. You are going unbalance the ecology of the area. Just move it to an open field somewhere.whistling.gif

No kill it and lets eat it ! Ted Nugent does it all the time !!!! I think that snake you killed,,, I ate the other morning with my Gapow !!! You sure that's meat I got ???? 555

It is a Longhorn Beetle (Aristobia Horridula).

Obviously deaf, or it would be doing the 'Esaan shuffle' to that music!

For gods sake, don't kill it or half of the people on here, who are do gooders, will git upset. You are going unbalance the ecology of the area. Just move it to an open field somewhere.whistling.gif

Then stamp on it. w00t.gif

jb1

If your from the South it is called a Stink Bug and the odor is what Dogs don't like...

Ha. ha... are you Phillipine?

Or do you want to sell them on Khao San Road???

More important: can you eat it?

More important: can you eat it?

If you like you can eat it wink.png but it does not taste as good as the beetle that lives in buffalo shit. Thats why Isaan people love that one

A few other countries eat that shit bug too

It is the dreaded...Pattaya Beach Hooker Bug...Beware..

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Obviously deaf, or it would be doing the 'Esaan shuffle' to that music!

brings back memories of too many pattaya go go bar visits

does it ?

just joshin ... dave2

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Ha. ha... are you Phillipine?

Or do you want to sell them on Khao San Road???

More important: can you eat it?

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More important: can you eat it?

they wouldnt :(

dave2

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I don't about stinkbugs, but I just showed your pic to my gf and her friends and they all said "can eat!". bah.gif

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