Burmese Amber (Myanmar) with Insect Larva Inclusion Natural Burmese amber (Burmite) from the Kachin region, Myanmar, containing a well-preserved insect larva. The larva is clearly visible, showing a curved, segmented body preserved in three dimensions, indicating rapid entrapment in resin. Based on its morphology, the inclusion is identified as an insect larva, likely Coleoptera (beetle larva). Exact species identification is not possible without detailed taxonomic study. Specifications: Origin: Myanmar (Kachin State) Geological age: Cretaceous (~99 million years) Dimensions: 2.6× 2.3cm Weight: 2.2 grams Material: Natural fossil amber Inclusion: Insect larva (probable Coleoptera) Condition: Natural, untreated A genuine fossil specimen, ideal for collectors of amber and prehistoric insects.