Rhabdotis aulica, or an Emerald Fruit Chafer, is a species of Scarab beetle (Scarabaeidae). They're excellent pollinators with thick tufts of hair that cover their stomachs and legs! The larvae develop in dung, feeding on organic matter. The pupae develop in clay shells in the soil. As adults, they might munch leaves and petals, but in doing so they'll pollinate plants. It's advised to tolerate them wherever possible, due to the benefits they provide the environment. You can attract them by planting a diverse range of native vegetation in your garden!