Green Campus: Rhinoceros Beetles Spark Summer Magic at Da-Yeh University

Summer is here, and beautiful nature is waking up! At Da-Yeh University, a wonderful ecological scene is happening right now. Large groups of rhinoceros beetles have appeared around the campus sky garden. These amazing insects love to gather on Griffith's ash trees to drink the tree sap. Visitors can see many strong male beetles crowding together on the tree trunks. It is a special summer-only view! Chief General Affairs Officer Han-Ying Wang explained that the university has massive green spaces. When leaves fall and decay naturally, they create rich humus soil. This soil provides the perfect home for beetle larvae to grow. Because the school protects the environment, a huge number of beetles return every year between May and July. The campus welcomes everyone to come and enjoy this touch of nature.