Kyafetis
Kyafetis is a genus within the family Cerambycidae, commonly known as longhorn beetles. It encompasses a group of beetle species characterized by elongated bodies and long antennae, often exceeding their body length. Members of the Kyafetis genus are primarily found in tropical and subtropical regions, with some species distributed across Central and South America as well as parts of Africa.
The morphological features of Kyafetis beetles include a slender, cylindrical exoskeleton, usually exhibiting vibrant coloration or
Kyafetis species are known to have larvae that develop within wood, feeding on dead or decaying trees,
The taxonomy of Kyafetis has evolved over time, with ongoing research aimed at clarifying species distinctions
Conservation concerns for some Kyafetis species include habitat destruction and deforestation, which threaten their populations. Despite