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Rare Hell Ant in 99M-Year-Old Burmite Amber by Jako's Fossils
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| Management number | 211310965 | Release Date | 2026/04/04 | List Price | US$36.00 | Model Number | 211310965 | ||
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- Ants' Ancient Origins: Burmite ants, at 99 million years old, are among the earliest known ant fossils, dating back to the dawn of the Formicidae family
- Ants Then and Now: Most burmite ants closely resemble modern ants worldwide
- Hell Ants: A Rare and Eerie Subfamily: Among these familiar ants, a rare and unsettling subfamily, Haidomyrmecinae, stood out, earning the nickname 'Hell Ants'
- Amber's Formation: Amber, a fossilized tree resin, forms when resin is secreted, washed away by water, and deposited in lakes, preserving inclusions
- Inclusions in Amber: Small particles, plant material, and even small animals can become trapped in resin, which hardens and preserves them
- Myanmar Amber's Fame: Known for its exceptional inclusions, Myanmar amber, or Burmite, is renowned worldwide, inspiring Jurassic Park's dinosaur cloning concept. Its pristine fossils make it a valuable addition to collections or high-end jewelry
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