What language do the beetles speak?

Beetles, like all animals, don't speak in a language that humans can understand. They communicate using a variety of methods, such as:

* Chemical signals (pheromones): Beetles release pheromones to attract mates, signal danger, or mark territory.

* Visual signals: Some beetles use bright colors or patterns to signal their presence or attract mates.

* Sound: Some beetles produce sounds by rubbing body parts together (stridulation), clicking, or buzzing to communicate with each other.

* Tactile signals: Beetles can communicate by touching each other with their antennae or legs.

So, while beetles don't speak a language in the way humans do, they have their own sophisticated ways of communicating!