Occasionally, it is coprophagous and necrophagous. There are thousands of species of coprophagous insects, especially among the orders Diptera and Coleoptera. The larger of the two coprolites has evidence of coprophagous organisms. They are diurnal, coprophagous species. It is a diurnal, coprophagous species. They are predominantly coprophagous, but some are necrophagous. Coprophagous insects consume and redigest the feces of large animals. Many species have a very wide distribution, reflecting the coprophagous habit of most Sepsidae. The larvae are coprophagous, relying on dung for nutrition. The larvae are coprophagous but might also feed on decaying vegetable matter.