Insect Pinning Class: Giant Forest Owl Butterfly rock tumbler The depth of Scapini art

The depth of Scapini art history expertise is evident in his lush settings and period costumes

these sutures are highly intricate and frilled

These unique eyes give them laser-focused depth perception

and movement

Insect Pinning Class: Giant Forest Owl Butterfly rock tumbler The depth of Scapini artSpecies: Caligo eurilochus Location: San Francisco, 766 Valencia St. Nature is sneaky. We don't think that's brought up nearly enough when discussing the natural world. Everything from color shifting octopuses to praying mantises that look just like dead leaves and rabbits that change from brown to white with the seasons. Nature has a ton of tricks up its sleeve, which makes sense given the millions of years of evolution that shaped it. Speaking of