This beetle, found only in the cool, wet forests of northwestern Tasmania, is named after the Hungarian-Australian entomologist George Bornemissza. Distinguished by its large mandibles, this ground-dwelling beetle plays a crucial role in the forest ecosystem by breaking down decaying wood. It is listed as ‘Endangered,’ facing major threats such as habitat loss from logging, land clearing, and changes to forest moisture levels.
Conservation efforts are focused on protecting old-growth forest habitat and maintaining suitable microclimates.
Size: 44cm x 40cm
Materials: Mixed Media on Board
Frame: Australian Oak
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- Protected with museum grade archival varnish for easy care
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