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Egyptian Desert Roach

Polyphaga aegyptiaca

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Polyphaga aegyptiaca is a very unusual roach species. Females look like large, rounded scarab beetles while males posess long, black wings. They used to be abuntant in older times, but now they become more and more rare. They are harmless and they only feed in dry leaves, fallen fruits etc. This adult male was spotted wondering on a pavement in Volos city center, Greece.

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