Dung beetles are insects.

These goliath beetles are wired in their wings.

The combined light from these beetles these are actually tiny beetles is so bright that fishermen out at sea can use them as navigating beacons to find their way back to their home rivers. It's stunning.

If the wind blows them over, they're like beetles stuck there on the ground.

And this one is evolved to mimic a glossy metallic surface you see on some beetles.

Now wouldn't you know it, there's some beetles that just love to make love at that temperature.

Many were children of nomadic herders, who moved south in May and June in search of better pastures. When they arrived, brown domes made of crisscrossed branches and layers of multicolored mats would appear like crowds of dappled beetles on the outskirts of town.