Polyphemus Moth dramatic tones The name "morpho" is believed

The name "morpho" is believed to come from the observed shape-changing of these butterflies while in flight

Aegithina tiphia scapularis skull with praying mantis on Escher print "Another World II"

These large spiders spend the day in burrows and emerge at night to hunt

This beetle is a gem among collectors thanks to its stunning jewel-like appearance

The specimen is encased in a 3 x 4” frame

Polyphemus Moth dramatic tones The name "morpho" is believedThe Polyphemus moth, scientifically known as Antheraea polyphemus, is a well known species native to North America and a member of the Saturniidae family, known for its impressive silk production. One of its most notable features is the striking purple eyespots on its hindwings, giving it its name from the Greek myth of the cyclops Polyphemus. This specimen is carefully preserved and presented in a 9" x 9" frame. *Each of my framed shadow boxes are