Maraming beetle

The maraming beetle (Jaliogutoras matimorogos) also known as the Filipino multiplying beetle, multiplying beetle, and dragon's-lair beetle is a species of beetle native to shaded deciduous forests in western and northern Parania. 
== Distribution ==
The maraming beetle is found as north as southern Elsenord, as east as Sidrova, as west as eastern Windsure, and as south as Cantango and Lobevia. 
== Description ==
Maraming beetles are typically red and blue in color with fuzzy feathery antennae as well as yellow tarsuses, all which resemble the flag of the Philippines, which gave it it's name of the maraming beetle which means "many" in Tagalog. The insects are rounded and are typically 5-8 millimeters in length with long wings that allows them to fly. Most of these beetles fly then leap and typically flee when a human or predator is detected nearby. 
== Etymology ==
Maraming comes from the word "many" in Tagalog due to the beetle's close resemblance to the Filipino flag as well as breeding frequently with up to 100 young. Other names include the Filipino multiplying beetle and multiplying beetle.