Beetles can live in the desert, by the seashore, in the forest, in the swamp or even high up on mountains. They are found in caves, salt flats, meadows and rain forests. Many beetles enjoy human gardens, since gardens are typically moist and filled with easy sources of food.

Where do most beetles live?

Beetles can be found all over the earth in all kinds of habitats. They live in dark, moist places under logs, rocks, and leaves. They like gardens, grain fields, ponds and lakes. They have not been found in the frozen areas at the North and South Poles.

What is a beetles habitat?

Habitats of beetles on land are numerous. Many are on the ground or under material on the ground. Different kinds can be found on vegetation, in rotting wood or plants, in carrion, fungi, and dung.