Asian Forest Scorpion Butterfly Their habitat is primarily dry

Their habitat is primarily dry tropical forests

It was described by Jean Baptiste Boisduval in 1870 & can be found in Honduras

The queen butterfly's larvae feed primarily on milkweed plants

it is renowned for its vibrant pink and yellow hues

This specimen is encased in an 8”x10” frame

Asian Forest Scorpion Butterfly Their habitat is primarily dryThe Heterometrus longimanus, also known as the Asian forest scorpion or black emperor scorpion, is a large and dark colored species native to Southeast Asia. This particular specimen, recognized for its powerful claws and adept burrowing, is beautifully displayed in a 9 x 9 frame. *Each of my framed shadow boxes are crafted for lasting beauty and protection. They feature custom cut, premium grade(acid free) double matting, an acid free backing, and UV