I's very easy to identify the tiger beetle because this beetle has a distinctive body shape. The beetle has an elongated cylindrical and oval body shape, but tapers at the rear end to a single point. There are metallic colors on the beetle's body that look bright and shiny, the colors don't seem to come from absorption but from reflection of light. Beetles also play a major role in the pollination process that occurs in flowers, although they do not dominate like wasps or bees. Usually the beetles target the brightly colored flowers. The tiger beetle is very fond of and usually inhabits sunny trails and sandy areas like the orange tiger beetle that I'm sharing now.