The term 'Scarab or Ladybug' is a reference to the BEETLE family, which includes both scarabs and ladybugs. Scarabs are large, black beetles that are found in many parts of the world, while ladybugs are small, brightly-colored beetles that are commonly found in gardens and fields. Both species belong to the same family of insects, and they share many of the same characteristics, such as their hard exoskeleton and six legs.