The largest insect in this amber is a very rare Manipulatorida. Recent studies have shown that this is a nectar-eating cockroach unique to the Cretaceous. It is characterized by its extra-long neck and legs. This one has long legs. Just over 3 centimeters, very complete. There is a quite large Mantodea next to it, but its tail is chipped. But its scissor-like front legs are very sharp. There are also colorful Millipede, Fulgoroidea nymphs, Beetles, Tipulidae nymph and other insects in amber. It is an ecologically rich insect fossil amber. The worm in this piece of amber is very large and can be seen clearly with the naked eye. Amber is transparent and has very few impurities. Therefore, whether it is used as a fossil or as a gem collection in the future, it has high value! Every amber we’ll use PE box to keep it save and easy to collect them.