The natural history of beetles, Edinburgh, Henry G. Bohn, 1852., The illustration features two distinct beetles, each labeled with its respective number. The first beetle, depicted in a profile view, showcases an intricate design with a smooth, rounded body, vibrant coloration, and decorative spots along its shell. Notably, it has prominent mandibles that give it a fierce appearance. The second beetle, shown from a slightly different angle, presents a more oval shape and a unique texture on its exoskeleton, adorned with smaller spots. Both specimens highlight the incredible diversity and intricacy of beetle anatomy, contributing to the study of entomology and showcasing their distinctive features and adaptations. Each specimen is meticulously detailed, reflecting the artistry involved in scientific illustration.