| 01 | Western Europe | Butterflies Moths Beetles Orthopterans | Pinned displays, framed specimens, educational trays, and selected spirit-preserved samples. | Museums, universities, schools, interior designers, and private collectors. | Common name, scientific name where available, collection locality, and date information for documented items. | Available for many destinations; import permits may be required by the buyer. | 1–4 weeks for catalog items | Custom framing, grouping by family, educational labels, and display-size adjustments. |
| 02 | Central and Eastern Europe | Large Beetles Stick Insects Scorpions Spiders | Pinned specimens, resin presentations, shadow boxes, and dry-preserved arthropods. | Natural-history retailers, collectors, teaching collections, and exhibition contractors. | Item descriptions and locality details are generally supplied; completeness can vary by specimen. | Export packing commonly offered; destination-country wildlife rules apply. | 2–6 weeks for assembled orders | Species selection, mixed taxonomic sets, frame color, label language, and quantity-based packing. |
| 03 | Southeast Asia | Butterflies Atlas Moths Beetles Cicadas | Unmounted dried specimens, pinned specimens, framed displays, and educational assortments. | Wholesale distributors, craft suppliers, educational buyers, and international collectors. | Commercial invoices and packing lists are normally available; scientific-level records depend on the lot. | Experienced with international parcels; protected-species screening is essential. | 2–5 weeks, depending on stock | Bulk assortments, color-themed sets, frame formats, and private-label-free educational packaging. |
| 04 | East Asia | Beetles Butterflies Moths Aquatic Insects | Pinned trays, acrylic cases, framed specimens, and preserved larvae or aquatic samples. | Research laboratories, school suppliers, museums, collectors, and design studios. | Photographic confirmation, order lists, packing documents, and available locality records. | Courier and freight options may be available; documentation requirements vary by destination. | 1–6 weeks | Research sets, developmental-stage assortments, acrylic case sizes, and multilingual labels. |
| 05 | North America | Native Butterflies Beetles Dragonflies Moths | Pinned specimens, archival drawers, framed displays, and educational specimen boxes. | Colleges, public museums, K–12 education providers, collectors, and nature centers. | Catalog number, taxonomic information, locality, date, and collector or source notes when documented. | Domestic shipping is straightforward; international export may require additional permits. | 1–4 weeks for standard inventory | Educational kits, custom taxonomic coverage, archival storage, and exhibit-ready labeling. |
| 06 | Central and South America | Tropical Butterflies Moths Longhorn Beetles Phasmids | Dried unmounted specimens, pinned specimens, framed collections, and display plates. | International wholesalers, museum shops, education providers, and decorative-art buyers. | Locality and species information may be supplied with documented lots; verify records before research use. | Destination-dependent; export and import requirements should be confirmed in advance. | 3–8 weeks for consolidated orders | Regional biodiversity sets, thematic collections, custom quantities, and protective export packaging. |
| 07 | East Africa | Butterflies Beetles Grasshoppers Large Moths | Pinned specimens, flat-packed displays, framed samples, and dry-preserved teaching sets. | Universities, conservation programs, specialty retailers, and private collections. | Species names and collection locations are commonly provided for organized lots, subject to source records. | Available through approved export channels; permit verification is recommended. | 3–8 weeks | Country-specific sets, conservation-themed assortments, frame dimensions, and buyer-specified labels. |
| 08 | Oceania | Butterflies Beetles Stick Insects Cicadas | Pinned specimens, framed displays, insect drawers, and selected resin or acrylic presentations. | Museums, schools, scientific suppliers, collectors, and premium display buyers. | Collection locality, specimen identification, and packing information are commonly included where available. | International shipment is possible for eligible items; quarantine controls may be strict. | 2–6 weeks | Native-fauna themes, institutional sets, custom framing, and climate-protective packing. |
| 09 | South Asia | Butterflies Moths Beetles Mantises | Pinned specimens, framed educational panels, display boxes, and preserved reference material. | Academic institutions, educational wholesalers, collectors, and decorative display buyers. | Basic item identification and shipment documentation are generally supplied; research-grade metadata varies. | Available for permitted categories; buyers should check national biosecurity rules. | 3–7 weeks | Educational panels, regional insect sets, multilingual descriptions, and wholesale packing configurations. |
| 10 | Global Online Specialty Distribution | Mixed Insect Groups Pinned Sets Teaching Samples Display Pieces | Pre-mounted specimens, framed art pieces, acrylic cases, educational trays, and mixed bundles. | Small retailers, teachers, hobbyists, interior designers, and international gift distributors. | Product photography, common names, measurements, and basic order documentation are typically provided. | Broad parcel coverage; availability depends on specimen type and destination regulations. | Several days to 6 weeks | Mixed bundles, budget-based assortments, display dimensions, gift packaging, and repeat-order programs. |
