Rüsselkäfer - Pachyrhynchus Size:16 x 16 cm in black wooden frame where they lived from the

where they lived from the mid-16th century (as members of the Pfistern Society)

false eyespots on the hind wings and on the inside of the tentacles

and protecting their natural habitats is crucial

A charming genre painting depicting a young altar boy in the sacristy

often buried by the parents in a special larval chamber

Rüsselkäfer - Pachyrhynchus Size:16 x 16 cm in black wooden frame where they lived from theWeevil Pachyrhynchus Pachyrhynchus are weevils from the family Curculionidae and are found mainly on Southeast Asian islands. These flightless beetles have striking colors and fused wing covers. The eggs are laid in plant tissue, from which the larvae develop and feed in the stems of their host plants. The diversification of the genus suggests dispersal across islands. It is believed that these insects feed on their host plants to move from one island