Tiger Wing Butterfly Papilio Zagreus
The Papilio zagreus is orange, yellow and black patterned in s similar way to the Monarch butterfly and certain Heliconius and Ithomiinae butterflies. Their self-defense is known as aposematism, which is their colors and patterns are viewed as visual warning beacons on their wings to predators that they are toxic and unpalatable. 6.5" x 5.5" Natural Brown Wood Finished frame with double pane glass front and back (see through)
The Papilio zagreus is orange, yellow and black patterned in s similar way to the Monarch butterfly and certain Heliconius and Ithomiinae butterflies. These butterflies belong to a group of similarly colored and patterned called the Tiger Complex. Their self-defense is known as aposematism, which is their colors and patterns are viewed as visual warning beacons on their wings to predators that they are toxic and unpalatable. ALWAYS FREE SHIPPING IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S. 6.5" x 5.5" Natural brown wood frame with double pane glass front and back (see through) *All frames are hand crafted and the quality and characteristics are much better then the common, one-sided Riker Mounts. One of the great benefits of double pane glass framing is that you can see the front and back sides of the mounted butterflies. In most cases involving Neotropical butterflies the front and back sides of the wings are distinctly different. The back many times displays a species distinct form of self defense.*
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