Graphium Weiskei (Folded Wings)Graphium Weiskei, one of the most vividly colored swallowtails in the world. Its wings display an extraordinary combination of bright green, purple, and black, making it a true jewel among butterflies. Native to the highlands of Papua New Guinea, this rare species is highly prized by collectors for its dazzling iridescence. Details: Species: Graphium Weiskei Common Name: Purple Spotted Swallowtail Condition: Unmounted, folded wings Origin: Papua New

Native to tropical forests of Southeast Asia

Admired for its glossy black body

Both fascinating and formidable

Commonly known as the African Bush Locust

this specimen is both eye-catching and scientifically fascinating

making it a striking specimen for display

Species: Lethocerus Indicus

and thorn-covered body that provides natural defense

5–8 cm body length

and tail that allow it to blend seamlessly into tree bark and glide between surfaces

Highly prized by collectors

Common Name: Brown Rhinoceros Beetle