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Behavior

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	Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]		Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]

	[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg\|thumb\|Stages of dung beetle]]		[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg\|thumb\|Stages of dung beetle Source: ABC Education [6]]]

	==Diet==		==Diet==

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Behavior

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	Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]		Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]

	[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg]]		[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg\|thumb\|Stages of dung beetle]]

	==Diet==		==Diet==

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References

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	[5]UK beetles: 17 of the most spectacular and beautiful \| Natural History Museum. (2020, June 10). https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/uk-beetles-british-most-spectacular-and-beautiful.html		[5]UK beetles: 17 of the most spectacular and beautiful \| Natural History Museum. (2020, June 10). https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/uk-beetles-british-most-spectacular-and-beautiful.html

			[6] Education, A. (2022, June 1). Life cycle of dung beetles. ABC Education. https://www.abc.net.au/education/life-cycle-of-dung-beetles/13909580

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	Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]		Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]

	[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg]]		[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg]]

	==Diet==		==Diet==
	All they eat is undigested matter in the waste of [[animals]] like cows, sheep, and camels. This is known as coprophagy (eating feces). The more fresh it is the more they like it because they can suck out the liquids from it [3]. They have sharp mouthparts that allow them to chomp through coarse droppings. [5]		All they eat is undigested matter in the waste of [[animals]] like cows, sheep, and camels. This is known as coprophagy (eating feces). The more fresh it is the more they like it because they can suck out the liquids from it [3]. They have sharp mouthparts that allow them to chomp through coarse droppings. [5]

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	Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]		Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]
			[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg]]
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	==Diet==		==Diet==
	All they eat is undigested matter in the waste of [[animals]] like cows, sheep, and camels. This is known as coprophagy (eating feces). The more fresh it is the more they like it because they can suck out the liquids from it [3]. They have sharp mouthparts that allow them to chomp through coarse droppings. [5]		All they eat is undigested matter in the waste of [[animals]] like cows, sheep, and camels. This is known as coprophagy (eating feces). The more fresh it is the more they like it because they can suck out the liquids from it [3]. They have sharp mouthparts that allow them to chomp through coarse droppings. [5]

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	[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg\|1200px\|thumb\|left\|]]		[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg\|1200px\|thumb\|left\|]]




	==Diet==		==Diet==
	All they eat is undigested matter in the waste of [[animals]] like cows, sheep, and camels. This is known as coprophagy (eating feces). The more fresh it is the more they like it because they can suck out the liquids from it [3]. They have sharp mouthparts that allow them to chomp through coarse droppings. [5]		All they eat is undigested matter in the waste of [[animals]] like cows, sheep, and camels. This is known as coprophagy (eating feces). The more fresh it is the more they like it because they can suck out the liquids from it [3]. They have sharp mouthparts that allow them to chomp through coarse droppings. [5]

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	Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]		Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]

	[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg\|1200px\|thumb\|~~right~~\|]]		[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg\|1200px\|thumb\|left\|]]

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	Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]		Many other ways can include improving soil hydrological [[properties]], reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing soil [[Nutrient Cycling\|nutrient cycling]], and suppressing human and livestock pathogens. [4]

	[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg\|~~900px~~\|thumb\|right\|]]		[[File:Dung_Beetle_LifeCycle.jpg\|1200px\|thumb\|right\|]]