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Colombian environmental engineer Germán Viasus Tibamoso, owner of Tierra Viva, holds a Hercules beetle in Tunja, Colombia, Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022. The company transforms solid, organic waste, with the help of beetle larvae's digestive microorganisms, that transform the waste into a compost rich in nitrogen and phosphorous. Once adults, the beetles are sent to scientific labs and others to Japan where they are popular as pets. (AP Photo/Fernando Vergara)

Hard-working Colombian beetles clean garbage, retire as pets

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Tierra Viva has been exporting the bugs - largely Hercules beetles - since 2004, and Viasus said they can bring as much as $150 each.

Hard-working Colombian beetles clean garbage, retire as pets →

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