Heterosilpha ramosa is a small insect belonging to the family Silphidae. It is commonly known as the branched carrion beetle due to its distinctive branched antennae. This species is typically found in decaying organic matter, such as carrion or dung, where it plays an important role in decomposition. Heterosilpha ramosa has a black or dark brown body with a length of around 10-15 millimeters.