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Description
Most insectari can be spilt up into eight orders similar to actual insects. The Coleoptera consist entirely of beetles. The “exoskeleton” is a typical helmet, one leg guard, a gauntlet, the breastplate, and of course. The elytron, sometimes referred to as the forewing. Coleoptera have no actual wings do to them evolving far too large too fast for the wings to serve any purpose, so the wings simply disappeared. One difference from the other insectari is that the elytron is on every Coleoptera. This is either from natural selection (every child born without the elytron dies), or it’s genetically impossible for these insectari to be born without forewings. It seems as if the social hierarchy isn’t determined by exoskeleton coverings, but is more like humans when it comes to socialization.

Description
Most insectari can be spilt up into eight orders similar to actual insects. The Coleoptera consist entirely of beetles. The “exoskeleton” is a typical helmet, one leg guard, a gauntlet, the breastplate, and of course. The elytron, sometimes referred to as the forewing. Coleoptera have no actual wings do to them evolving far too large too fast for the wings to serve any purpose, so the wings simply disappeared. One difference from the other insectari is that the elytron is on every Coleoptera. This is either from natural selection (every child born without the elytron dies), or it’s genetically impossible for these insectari to be born without forewings. It seems as if the social hierarchy isn’t determined by exoskeleton coverings, but is more like humans when it comes to socialization.