RARE Giant Saturn Moth (Titaea tamerlan)

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Rare, large species of saturn moth. Papered, unset specimen.

Titaea tamerlan or the Giant Saturn Moth was first described by Maassen in 1869. This species is part of the family Saturniidae found in Central and South America. This moth is rarely available to collectors.

The moth pictured is an example of the specimen in size and quality. You will receive an un-set, papered specimen, which will differ slightly from the one pictured.

Rare, large species of saturn moth. Papered, unset specimen.

Titaea tamerlan or the Giant Saturn Moth was first described by Maassen in 1869. This species is part of the family Saturniidae found in Central and South America. This moth is rarely available to collectors.

The moth pictured is an example of the specimen in size and quality. You will receive an un-set, papered specimen, which will differ slightly from the one pictured.

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