Platycorynus chapanus Beetle Specimen Spread-wings | A1 Quality | Dry-Preserved CHRYSOMELIDAE Quantity:Pack of 2 excellent for display or study

excellent for display or study

Educators teaching about insect diversity and traditional crafts

mirror-like wing reflectance (speculifer = mirror-bearing) that gives the species its name

creating a bridge between historical naturalist traditions and contemporary appreciation for biodiversity and conservation

A matched pair of Madagascan Comet Moths (Argema mittrei) — one of the world's largest and most spectacular silk moths

Platycorynus chapanus Beetle Specimen Spread-wings | A1 Quality | Dry-Preserved CHRYSOMELIDAE Quantity:Pack of 2 excellent for display or studyPremium A1 Quality Dry Preserved Beetle Specimen A dazzling example of Platycorynus chapanus one of the most visually spectacular leaf beetles in the subfamily EUMOLPINAE, family CHRYSOMELIDAE. Renowned for its intensely iridescent, jewel like elytra that shift between deep metallic blues, greens, and purples depending on the light, this specimen is a prized centrepiece for any serious entomology collection or natural art project. Specimen Details