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Tumbling flower beetles get their name from the tumbling movements they make when trying to escape danger. The tumbling move these beetles perform are very similar to summersaults performed by children. They bend their heads down and tuck their butts under their bodies, making a wedge-shape that allows them to roll away from danger quickly. |
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by Heath
Last updated: Aug. 31, 2000