Tegra Novaehollandiae (Spread)

Tegra Novaehollandiae, commonly known as the Dead-Leaf Katydid, is a remarkable insect native to Papua New Guinea and Australia. Famous for its extraordinary leaf mimicry, this species closely resembles a dried, weathered leaf, providing exceptional camouflage in its natural habitat. 

🪲 Details:

Species: Tegra Novaehollandiae
Common Name: Dead-Leaf Katydid
Condition: Spread, ready for display
Origin: Papua New Guinea and Australia
Size: Approx. 8–12 cm in total length

Perfect for collectors, artists, entomology projects, resin work, or shadow box displays. Specimens are preserved and ready for display by the buyer.

📦 Carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery. Handle with care, as these are delicate natural items.