r/whatisit • • 9h ago

New, what is it? What is this thing.

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u/overdramaticpan 8h ago edited 3h ago

longhorn beetle! while they look like they were born from hell's pyres, their bites aren't bad at all; it can break the skin, like a crab pinching you, but just put a bandaid on it and you'll be fine if bitten

IMPORTANT EDIT: while largely harmless to humans, many longhorn beetle species are invasive in much of the US; the asian longhorn beetle can kill trees and produce falling branch hazards in forested or rural areas (information courtesy of u/BantedHam, corroborated by the USDA)

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u/ApprehensiveWatch786 7h ago

Isn’t there like 35,000 species of long horn beetle?

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u/overdramaticpan 7h ago

yes, but this one is likely in the Batocera genus, judging by the markings on its abdomen