The family Scarabaeidae, commonly known as scarab beetles, includes a diverse group of insects found worldwide. They are characterized by their robust bodies, often shiny and colorful, and their distinctive lamellate antennae, which help them detect scents. Many species play important roles in ecosystems, such as decomposing organic matter and aiding in soil aeration. Scarabaeidae encompasses various subfamilies, including the well-known Dung Beetles, which recycle animal waste, and Rhinoceros Beetles, recognized for their impressive horns. These beetles exhibit a wide range of behaviors and habitats, from forests to grasslands, showcasing their adaptability and ecological significance.