ESPN reporter Lindsey Thiry found herself accosted by an alarmingly big bug at Los Angeles Rams camp Thursday. But then a quick internet search—"big flying bug los angeles"—revealed a likely culprit. In the summer, the skies of Los Angeles are host to the ostentatious flapping of the figeater beetle, Cotinis mutabilis. The figeater beetle is often mistaken for its East Coast doppelganger, the green June beetle, Cotinis nitida. Archaeologists described 2,000-year-old necklaces made from figeater beetles and found in Bear Ears National Monument in Utah.