bu-70

Inclusion(s):

Phasmatodea – Stick Insect (Stabschrecke)

Collection Number:

Inclusion Size:

Body length 6.6 mm; with antennae 10.0 mm.

Amber Size:

28 x 20 x 4 mm

Age:

Around 100 million years (Cretaceous period)

Location:

Myanmar

Remarks:

Stick insects were plant-feeding insects that lived among vegetation, where their elongated bodies served as camouflage against predators. They fed mainly on leaves and are among the earliest known representatives of this highly specialized lineage.

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Inclusion(s):

Collection Number:

bu-70

Inclusion Size:

Body length 6.6 mm; with antennae 10.0 mm.

Amber Size:

28 x 20 x 4 mm

Age:

Around 100 million years (Cretaceous period)

Location:

Myanmar

Stick insects were plant-feeding insects that lived among vegetation, where their elongated bodies served as camouflage against predators. They fed mainly on leaves and are among the earliest known representatives of this highly specialized lineage.