#9 - Beetle O'Clock

There was tension between two beetles as they scuttled around a stone bench, pausing occasionally to threateningly click pincers at each other. They were on high alert, and already quite skittish.

Luckily, their attention was primarily on each other so it was possible to discreetly make an approach. Capturing them, however, required precise timing and being as quiet as possible; these beetles could detect a change in the air, and a shift of shadows or light.

If one beetle was caught, the other would scurry into some grass to hide. Keen perception and stealth was necessary to grab it. If failing to hunt either of them, they'd deliver a painful pinch to their would-be captor -- then flee out of sight and reach.