Elephant Beetle (Megasoma elephas)

Elephant beetles do not have a trunk or look like elephants, but these beetles are one of the largest insects on the earth. While they do not have trunks, the male species have horns, which they use to show dominance, competing for food and mates. The males are also bigger than the females. But these beetles can grow up to 5.11 in.

They are black but have yellowish hair, making them yellowish-black. You can find these creatures in tropical environments in parts of Mexico and South and Central America. Elephant beetles are herbivores and feed on sap and tree bark.