A natural amber specimen from the Cretaceous period in Myanmar, measuring 29 × 13 × 7 mm and weighing 1 gram, contains two paleontological fossils: millipede and leopard. Amber is golden yellow, with a transparent texture and clear inclusions. It completely preserves the detailed characteristics of prehistoric creatures. The specimens contain natural ice cracks and plant debris, providing precious physical data for the study of Cretaceous paleontology and having both collection and scientific research value.