Dyschirius
Dyschirius is a genus of small, ground-dwelling beetles belonging to the family Carabidae, commonly known as ground beetles. These beetles are characterized by their narrow, elongated bodies, often with a metallic sheen. They are typically found in damp or sandy environments, such as riverbanks, salt marshes, and the edges of lakes and ponds.
A distinguishing feature of Dyschirius is their specialized forelegs, which are heavily spined and adapted for
Dyschirius beetles are predatory and play a role in controlling populations of their prey. They are often