The two-pronged rhinoceros beetle, also known as the one-horned fairy, has a huge horn, both sides are symmetrical, and the two forks are the length of the male adult's head. Mainly distributed in China, Central China, South China, Taiwan Province Province, Japan, Thailand and the Korean Peninsula, it is a common variety. It is one of the most representative pocket worms.

Larvae feed on humus formed by rotten soil or rotten wood, and adults also feed on tree sap or mature fruits from tree wounds. The life cycle is about 1 year. Often kept as pets.

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Because of its representativeness, in Japanese, unicorn (カブトムシシシシ) is almost the consent word of collembola, and all the beetles of collembola subfamily are called "unicorns/collembola", such as the Japanese subspecies unicorn (scientific name: Trypoxylus d. septentrionalis or.

Nymphs (scientific name: psyllid) are called "ヒメョカブト". Influenced by the Japanese, other beetles in Taiwan Province Province are informally called Kirin Fairy, but in other Chinese-speaking areas, such a general term is not common.

The scientific name Allomyrina is a synonym for Trypoxylus, and some scholars advocate that it be divided into subgenera.

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