Ever seen golden tortoise beetles? Netizens are awestruck with the viral video!

A video of a strange tortoise beetles in golden colour in the United States is now doing heavy rounds on the Internet.

Golden Turtle Beetles

These tiny tortoises, which look like turtles, are golden in color. These beetles are also called Charidotella Sexpunctata. Native to the United States, these beetles live on leaves.

According to the Missouri Department of Defense, "the golden tortoise beetle, like other tortoise beetles, is almost round and flattened, and the protrusion shield covers the entire surface of the beetle.

Color will change

The University of Florida has published a study of unique insect species. It states that it takes 40 days for this type of beetle to become an egg-laying complete beetle.

The golden tortoise beetle is endemic to western Iowa and Texas in the United States. It is one of three species of tortoise beetles found in Florida. In New Jersey these beetles appear in May or June, begin to feed on weeds and soon lay eggs. In July, they grow well and appear as golden beetles.

Viral video

Videos of these rare beetles found in the United States are occasionally shared on the Internet by various people. In that sense, in the video that has just been released, 3 beetles crawling on one's hand climb to the fingers and then fly away beautifully.

9.54 lakh people have watched this video so far. This video is currently spreading virally on social web sites.