Flies. An insect. Characterized by two very long horns extending from the head and thorax, and a back that turns a vibrant yellow (golden) when dry. Body color (wing color) is a beautiful yellow to golden when dry, but changes to black or brown when in high humidity, wet, or after eating a full meal. The thoracic horn (upper horn) is the longest horn, extending straight forward from the prothorax. The underside of this horn is densely covered with short orange or brown hairs like a brush, which serves as a non-slip grip when pinching enemies. The cephalic horn (lower horn) extends from the head, with a tip that curves gently upward. Fighting style: It firmly pinches the enemy from above and below with these two horns, lifts them up, and tosses them away. Total length including horns is approximately 76mm. Does not speak. Recommended as a pet. Will engage in combat. Wild. If captured, it might become an ally.