Deaths Head Hawk Moth collectible art piece and the wings display striking

and the wings display striking eye-like spots used to startle predators

Cyrestis maenalis

This tabletop décor evokes a sense of delicate beauty and timeless charm

The eyespots give it its name – from the Greek myth of the cyclops Polyphemus

Deaths Head Hawk Moth collectible art piece and the wings display strikingAcherontia atropos, also known as the African death's head hawkmoth, is one of three species in the Acherontia genus, named after its skull like pattern on the thorax. It is native to southern Europe and Africa and often linked to superstitions, but poses little threat, causing only minor disruptions to beehives and crops. This preserved specimen, displayed in a compact 6"x6" frame, is a popular addition to any collection. *Each of my framed shadow