Blue-banded Morpho & Angled Sulfur floral table display and acquire toxic compounds to

and acquire toxic compounds to protect themselves from predators

The name “morpho” is thought to originate from the fact that these butterflies appear to change shape as they’re flying

This specimen is encased in a 5” x 5” frame

marching behaviour of small bands may occur

Blue-banded Morpho & Angled Sulfur floral table display and acquire toxic compounds toThe Blue banded Morpho and Angled Sulfur are Neotropical butterflies found in various countries including Argentina, Brazil, and Peru. The name Morpho is derived from Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, while Achilles was a heroic figure in the Trojan War. Another butterfly, the Anteos maerula, is part of the Pieridae family and can be found across Peru and Mexico. These beautiful creatures are displayed in a 9 x 9 frame. *Each of my framed shadow