"What is a buffalo insect?

Anoplophora longicorn, commonly known as buffalo, is an insect. Stinkbug's jaw antenna is serrated, which is slightly more than one third of the length of COLEOPTERA. The compound eye has swollen cheeks at the trailing edge and two serrations at the outer edge of the front chest. The surface is smooth and the back is obviously convex. Males are good at flying, while females have large and full bellies and plenty of eggs. The lower jaw is smaller than that of a male and cannot fly. Adults and larvae chew mouthparts, endangering the roots of corn, sorghum and elm.

Extended data:

Life habits of Monochamus alternatus;

After the heavy rain, around the rainy season, Anoplophora japonica will climb out of the ground in large numbers. Because of the soft soil after the rain, Anoplophora japonica will climb out of the ground and fly off the ground in order to find a mate and prepare for the next season. Female longicorn will give birth to fertilized eggs after mating and gradually die. Anoplophora longicorn larvae eat trunks and branches, which affects the growth and development of trees, weakens them, leads to the invasion of germs and is easily broken by the wind. When the damage is serious, the whole plant dies, the wood decays and the process value is lost. Longicorn beetles are mainly pests of woody plants, and feed on trunk, branches and roots in larval stage.