Rare Burmese Amber with Raphidioptera Inclusion – Myanmar An interesting specimen of natural Burmese amber (Burmitis), featuring a beautifully preserved fossil snakefly (Order Raphidioptera), an ancient and distinctive group of predatory insects. The inclusion displays an elongated body, characteristic head structure, legs and two pairs of delicate, transparent wings with visible venation. The excellent preservation of the wings and body makes this specimen particularly appealing to collectors of fossil insects and Cretaceous amber. The insect is suspended in translucent golden-yellow resin, offering a clear view of its morphology and fine anatomical details. Specifications: - Origin: Myanmar (Burma) - Age: Cretaceous period, approximately 99 million years - Inclusion: Snakefly (Order Raphidioptera) - Weight: Not specified - Dimensions: 1.0 × 1.5 cm - Material: Natural Burmese amber The photographs were taken using a professional digital microscope A fascinating piece of prehistoric biodiversity, preserving a rare representative of the ancient Raphidioptera in 99-million-year-old Cretaceous amber.