Found in the Americas, this beetle can change its color from gold to red when disturbed.
This Australasian bug showcases bright orange and metallic blue colors, serving as a warning to predators about its toxicity.
Native to Australasia, the Ulysses butterfly sports an electric blue that stands out against the rainforest backdrop, making it a breathtaking sight.
Jewel beetles are known for their glossy iridescent colors, ranging from green and blue to copper.
Resembling a flower petal, the orchid mantis uses its bright pink and white coloring to blend in with orchids, attracting prey and potential mates.
The blue morpho is famous for its brilliant blue wings, which are a result of microscopic scales that reflect light.
Native to North America, this moth features soft pink and yellow colors, resembling the hues of the dawn. Its fluffy appearance adds to its distinctive charm.
This stunning moth from Madagascar is known for its iridescent wings, which reflect light to reveal bright colors that range from green and blue to orange and red.
Jewel beetles are known for their glossy iridescent colors, ranging from green and blue to copper.
Named after the peacock's eye-like patterns on its wings, the peacock butterfly showcases vivid reds, blues, and yellows.