Framed Insect Five-Horned Beetle Collection in Wood & Glass Frame – 5" X 6"

The five-horned rhinoceros beetle is found in China, India, Myanmar and Thailand. The flying season is usually in September. Generally, the male appears waiting to mate. It is 50–95 mm long. During the larvae, it eats food from decayed wood. As for food, when they are adults they will eat nectar. Sap from trees and fruitsThis unique insect collection features an assortment of beautifully preserved species, elegantly arranged in a wooden frame with clear glass. Perfect as a decorative piece for homes, shops, or educational settings, it also makes a thoughtful gift and can be used for DIY projects and fashion design. Taxidermy of insects serves various purposes such as education, collection, and museum display. This preservation process ensures the insects retain their lifelike appearance and detail. Our products use naturally deceased insects from ethical sources, including farm-raised specimens that have completed their life cycles naturally.