Real Peanut-Head Lanternfly, 'Alligator Bug', Fulgora laternaria, WINGS CLOSED Blue Morpho This moth ships with wings

This moth ships with wings open

These are spread and ready to be used in artwork or added to your collection

Death head moths feed mostly on nectar from flowers and honey from beehives

You will receive exact frame pictured

This Grasshopper "Tropidacris dux" is found in Iquitos

Real Peanut-Head Lanternfly, 'Alligator Bug', Fulgora laternaria, WINGS CLOSED Blue Morpho This moth ships with wingsREAL dried, preserved insect specimen! One of the weirdest bugs out there! Fulgora laternaria (lanternaria) has many names The Peanut Head Bug, The Alligator Bug, Penut Lanternfly, and more. These are LARGE insects, measuring over 3 1 2" as packaged, with a head that truly has to be seen to be believed! Comes unspread and with wings folded closed. A link with instructions and how to videos to help with positioning your insects will be included for