Mantodea Nymph in Burmese Amber – Upper Cretaceous (~99 Million Years Old) Authentic Burmese amber specimen containing a fossilized juvenile mantis (Mantodea nymph), preserved in remarkable detail. The inclusion clearly displays characteristic raptorial forelegs, elongated body structure, antennae, and fine anatomical features visible through the amber. Burmese amber from Myanmar is world-renowned for its exceptionally preserved Cretaceous inclusions, offering a rare glimpse into prehistoric ecosystems dating back approximately 99 million years. This specimen has an attractive presentation and good transparency, making it an excellent piece for fossil collectors, entomology enthusiasts, natural history collections, or display. Details: Origin: Myanmar (Burma) Age: Upper Cretaceous (~99 million years) Inclusion: Mantodea nymph (juvenile praying mantis) Amber size: 1.3 × 1.1 cm Condition: Very good, with clearly visible anatomical details Natural amber, untreated A rare and visually striking prehistoric insect inclusion with both scientific and collector value.