Neurotera Lacewing Fossil Inclusion in Burmese Amber (3229) jewellery making The name "whip scorpion" refers

The name "whip scorpion" refers to their resemblance to true scorpions and possession of a whiplike tail

Giant Scolopendra species are found in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide and are known for their aggressive hunting behaviour

or simply appreciate the macabre beauty of nature

A1- specimens have minor imperfections but remain excellent for framing

Impressive Size - Giant Scolopendra species create dramatic visual impact

Neurotera Lacewing Fossil Inclusion in Burmese Amber (3229) jewellery making The name "whip scorpion" refersLocality: Hukong Valley, Myanmar (Burma) Size (mm): 19. 5x9. 5mm Our curated collection of Burmese Amber inclusions feature impeccably preserved fossils that offer a rare glimpse into past ecosystems. With extraordinary preservation, these fossils often reveal intricate details, such as the facets of an insect's eye. Sourced from trusted locations worldwide, each fossil is guaranteed to be authentic.