Arthropods Daily – Issue No. 333 – Issue No. 333
The tanbark borer, also known as the violet tanbark beetle, is a type of beetle found in various regions across the world. They are typically small in size, with adults measuring between 6-16 mm in length. The larvae of these beetles can cause damage to deciduous trees by feeding under the bark. The beetle's life cycle can last either one year in warmer regions or two years in colder areas. They are commonly found in Europe, North Africa, Japan, and North America.