Burmese Amber with Fossil Ant Inclusion (Family Formicidae) – Myanmar A beautiful specimen of natural Burmese amber (Burmitis), containing a well-preserved fossil ant belonging to the family Formicidae. The inclusion reveals the characteristic body structure of an ancient ant, with a clearly distinguishable head, thorax, abdomen and delicate legs. The specimen is surrounded by transparent golden-yellow amber, accompanied by several natural organic particles and plant debris, adding further interest to this piece. Ants are among the most fascinating social insects, and their presence in Cretaceous amber provides a valuable glimpse into the ecosystems that existed alongside the dinosaurs. Specifications: - Origin: Myanmar (Burma) - Age: Cretaceous period, approximately 99 million years - Inclusion: Fossil ant (Family Formicidae) - Dimensions: 1.4 × 0.5 cm - Material: Natural Burmese amber The photographs were taken using a professional digital microscope An attractive addition to any fossil insect or Burmese amber collection.