Description

The Angamiana floridula, commonly known as the “Florida dobsonfly,” is a fascinating insect native to the southeastern United States. This species is unique due to its distinctive mandibles, which are used primarily for mating displays rather than for feeding. The impressive size and intimidating appearance of the dobsonfly make it a popular choice for insect collectors. This framed specimen in a sleek black frame captures the intricate details of the Angamiana floridula, showcasing the beauty and complexity of this remarkable insect.