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Douglas released in a statement.The beetles were turned over to United States Department of Agriculture officials, CPB wrote in the release. The agency will determine what happens to the insects.

The bugs, measuring between 4-6 inches, are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts who enjoy watching the insects fight during mating season. The smuggled insects are valued at $1,480.