A black beetle crawls down a brown-skinned arm amidst blurred gray surroundings.
A close up outdoor view of a black beetle on a person's forearm. The beetle is crawling downward from the center of the frame. The forearm is much wider in the bottom left corner of the frame. The wrist is in the top right corner. The forearm is brown skin and lightly speckled. Two back beetle legs, coming from the center of the beetle's body, are splayed out and pointed towards the top left corner. One back beetle leg is pointed towards the top right corner. Two joints are visible in this leg. A leg comes out of each side of the center of the beetle's body and points downward. One front leg on the right side has three jointed sections. The beetles' antennae are pointing toward each of the bottom corners. They look to be the same length as the legs. The background at the top left and bottom right of the frame, around the forearm, is blurry, dark gray, light gray, and speckled with sunlight.