These beetles are tough to distinguish in their larval stage to the untrained eye. Not sure what this actually is, but I think maybe the European Chafer. It's now found in temperature North America, but was previously only found in Europe.
May Beetle or a European Chafer
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Something like this does not go unnoticed, what happens is that we look at it and we better move away, it looks dangerous , better be careful of something like that
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You're right. I had a visceral reaction to the way it looks, and hesitated a bit before I picked it up.
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