Product: Insect in Resin Specimen Color: Hermit Crabs Material: Resin and real insect specimen Size: 4.4 x 2.9 x 1.8 cm 1.7 x 1.1 x 0.7 inches Weight: about 30 g 0.07 lb Applicable occasions: Teacher's Day, Halloween, Easter, classroom projects, gift giving Why choose this specimen Authentic and detailed: Real insects that died naturally are preserved in transparent resin to retain original form and visible anatomical details for observation. Durable and easy to handle: The clear resin casing protects the specimen while allowing close inspection without direct contact. Portable reference size: At about 1.7 x 1.1 x 0.7 inches the specimen is small enough to carry and store yet large enough to show defining features without magnification. Educational value: Useful as a handson visual aid for biology lessons, nature studies, and curiosity about insect structure. Key features Material: Professionally cast resin surrounding a real insect specimen. Clarity: transparency resin highlights colors and textures of the preserved specimen for accurate observation. Natural preservation: Specimens maintain their outdoor form, providing an authentic example of insect morphology. Single piece: Each package contains one insect specimen. Suggested uses Classroom demonstration: Use in science classes to illustrate insect anatomy, life cycles, or classification. Student projects and collections: Ideal for display in school projects, specimen collections, or hobby cabinets. Holiday or themed gifts: Appropriate as a small, unusual gift or keepsake for Teacher's Day, Halloween, Easter, and similar occasions. Package contents 1 insect specimen preserved in resin Important notes Each specimen is a real insect and will vary in size, color, and appearance. Product images are for reference only. Please allow small measurement differences due to manual measurement. Colors may appear different depending on monitor settings and lighting. Care and handling Handle with care to avoid scratches to the resin surface. Store in a dry place away from prolonged direct sunlight to reduce potential surface discoloration over time.