Scarab. Gideon, _Drury, App. vol._ 2. (Exclus. Syn. _Linn._)

HABITAT: Sierra Leone (_Drury_). "In India Orientali, Africa"

(_Fabricius_).

Head and thorax black; the latter terminating in a horn near an inch and

a half long, standing almost erect, but bending forward and diminishing

towards the end, which is forked, having a strong spine on each side of

the front near the base. The head is furnished with another horn that

inclines backwards towards the other, and at the extremity is curled and

pointed, having a square knob placed on each side near the curl. Elytra

dark brown, almost black, smooth and shining. Tibiæ armed with spines and

hairs.

Drury states that this insect was brought from Sierra Leone, and that it

lives in the mangrove trees; many specimens having been taken from thence.

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