Description
The anatomy of weevils, which are the most diverse animal in the world with over 60,000 different kinds, would make it an excellent banjo player. Seen in Apartment Therapy, High Fructose and Wired Magazine, this classically wonderful shadow box diorama features a real weevil playing a miniature banjo. FYI – It does not know or associate with the Violin Beetle, but believes it would get along (mainly because it eats nuts and not other beetles).
Included in the Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum collection Hollywood, CA. Visit the Diorama Museum to see past work.
BANJO BLUEGRASS BEETLE DETAILS:
• 99% UV blocking museum-grade glass so colors won’t fade.*
• Gallery quality solid wood shadowbox.
• Antique-style museum label with detailed natural history information.
• Gift box & care instructions to last a lifetime.
• Handcrafted in the USA by the artist.
*most other sellers use regular picture frame glass which does not provide the level of UV protection to preserve colors and details.
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