Mummy Bug

The mummy-bug (Greticularos lapitans) is a species of scarab native to the eastern seaboard of Pasia, southeastern Parania, and the Borogoves. Mummy bugs are found mainly in sun-drenched, undisturbed woodlands in southeastern Parania and Pasia, and in deep deciduous woodlands in the Borogoves. They are called the mummy-bug due to them often being seen carrying their young on their backs as well as being very protective of them, often leading them to bite with their mouthparts. These insects are considered a symbol of Mothers Day in the Borogoves and Obnivir. 
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Pasia