Fossil Leaf Katydid (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae) in Burmese Amber A remarkable leaf katydid preserved in natural Burmese amber, displaying an elongated body, segmented abdomen, prominent hind legs and delicate wing structures. The specimen is preserved in golden-yellow amber, offering a fascinating glimpse into the insect fauna of the Cretaceous period. - Origin: Myanmar (Burma) - Geological age: Cretaceous period, approximately 99 million years old - Weight: 2.4 g - Identification: Order Orthoptera, family Tettigoniidae. Exact species identification has not been confirmed. - Photography: Professional digital microscope photography, capturing fine morphological details of the inclusion. A fascinating addition to a collection of fossil insects and Burmese amber inclusions, appreciated for its distinctive morphology and natural preservation.