Draco Haematopon Black Framed Flying Dragon Lizard

The flying dragon was doing dark aesthetic before it was a genre.

Draco haematopon is the real deal, a Southeast Asian lizard that literally glides between trees on stretched membrane wings, which is the kind of evolutionary flex that puts most horror iconography to shame. This specimen is framed in black and presented as the cabinet curiosity it deserves to be, the sort of thing that sits above a record collection or on a shelf between a resin skull and something you bought at a market and never quite explained to your parents. Bits & Bugs sources and frames these with the care that taxidermy and entomology work demands, and the result is something that feels genuinely strange and considered rather than novelty shop filler.

Real Draco haematopon specimen, black framed presentation. Sourced and prepared by Bits & Bugs. As with all natural specimens, minor variations in size, colouration and posture are part of the piece.