Ladybird specimens are part of an insect collection that shows the shape and color of ladybirds, helps to study ecological roles and biodiversity, and serves as a source of inspiration for scientific education and artistic creation.

The ladybird specimen displays the color and structure of the ladybird in detail and is widely used in education and research to help understand its ecological role, while serving as an artistic display of natural beauty.

Ladybugs, also known as beneficial insects, are known for their bright colors and for eating aphids and are important ecological regulators of nature, helping to maintain agricultural health.

Ladybug specimens are not only beautiful, but also rich in scientific value, playing an important role in ecological research, educational popularization and cultural exchange.