Phyllum Giganteum Framed Specimen

Evolution spent millions of years perfecting the art of looking like a leaf, and Phyllum giganteum absolutely nailed the brief. One of the largest leaf insects on the planet, this female specimen is so convincingly plant-like it borders on absurdist performance art.

Native to Southeast Asia, this phasmid, a walking stick insect, is a favourite among serious collectors and dark aesthetic enthusiasts who appreciate nature's weirder design choices. The female is the showstopper of the species, larger and more dramatically veined than the male, built like a living piece of foliage with legs. Bits & Bugs sources and presents their entomology specimens with the kind of care that makes these genuinely worthy of display, not just a novelty.

Presented in a quality frame, ready to hang. Sourced and prepared by Bits & Bugs. As with all natural specimens, exact colouration and form will vary slightly between individuals.