Description

This striking framed specimen features two mesmerizing Pyrops clavatus and Pyrops candelaria insects, showcasing their distinct horn-like structures and vibrant colors. These species are part of the Fulgoridae family, known for their remarkable ability to produce a vibrant pinkish-red liquid from their thorax when threatened, giving them the nickname “crimson jelly.” A captivating addition to any insect collection, these specimens offer a glimpse into the diverse and fascinating world of planthoppers.