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The Rarest Amber Ever? Exploring Museum-Grade Red Amber and Insects from Myanmar
When Mike visited the AmberBugs studio, he wasn’t expecting to see a scorpion, a feather, a pseudo-scorpion, and a perfectly preserved...
Jun 242 min read
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Amber Encyclopedia entry #3: Four-Winged Insect in Burmese Amber: Possible Lacewing or Mayfly from the Cretaceous
Specimen ID: Â Four-Winged Insect in Burmese Amber, Possible Lacewing or Mayfly from the Cretaceous Location: Â Hukawng Valley, Kachin...
Jun 242 min read
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Amber Encyclopedia Entry #2: Mosquito Laying Eggs in Burmese Amber
Amber Encyclopedia Entry Title: Â Mosquito Laying Eggs in Cretaceous Amber Slug: Â /encyclopedia/mosquito-laying-eggs Image: Â YouTube...
Jun 232 min read
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Encyclopedia Entry #1: Scorpion tail in Burmese Amber
🎥 Watch the Unboxing (Starts at 21:24) Click here to jump to the fossil on YouTube. Scorpion in Burmese Amber: Museum-Grade Arachnid...
Jun 231 min read
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A Parasitic Wasp Frozen in Time: Burmese Amber with Cretaceous Insects
Parasitic wasp in Burmese amber This remarkable specimen showcases a Cretaceous-era parasitic wasp, preserved in Burmese amber for nearly...
Jun 221 min read
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