A black rhinoceros beetle crawls on a broken seashell amidst sandy sticks.
An outdoor, close up, eye level view of a black rhinoceros beetle crawling on top of a broken piece of a seashell placed on a sandy surface. The beetle is facing to the left. The beetle has a small horn above its head and 3 legs on the left side of its body. Its right legs are partially obscured. The legs and lower half of the beetle are brown. The broken seashell is orange and brown with white ridges covering the surface of the seashell. The sand has some sticks strewn on its surface. The surface of the beetle's shell is slightly reflective.