Twelve Double Glass Framed Dryas iulia and Two Morpho didius Butterflies House Plants Extraordinary images by master macro

Extraordinary images by master macro photographer Levon Biss capture a vanishing world of insects from the collections of the American Museum of Natural History in New York Insects are at once our most familiar fellow animals and the most mysterious

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just like the ones you see here

but globally

Each one tells its own story straight from nature

Twelve Double Glass Framed Dryas iulia and Two Morpho didius Butterflies House Plants Extraordinary images by master macroButterflies are already doing a lot of heavy lifting in the being cool department. They undergo complete metamorphosis, come in an absurd variety of colors and patterns, and there are more than 17,500 known species scattered around the world. The specimens are pressed between two clear panes of glass, giving them a floating appearance and allowing you to see both sides of the wings. This is particularly rad because the underside of a butterfly can