Physopelta slanbuschii

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Hello nature observers!!!
During one of my nature walks, I came across this beautiful little insect resting on a rough stone surface. Its bright red body, black markings, and long antennae immediately caught my attention.
At first glance, its colors made it look like a tiny living piece of artwork. The contrast between red and black was striking, and the small white spots added even more detail to its appearance.
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Latin namePhysopelta slanbuschii
Observation date10 Oct, 2026
Camera usedGoogle Pixel 7a
Photographerspokharelbro7@pokharelbro7
LocationBharatpur, Chitwan, Nepal

Link to original community

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/407207413

LatitudeLongitudeMap
27.5644484.16040https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=27.56444&mlon=84.16040NJ

Thank you all for your precious time to see this beautiful insect. I would like to donate 5% of the rewards from this post to stemsocial@stemsocial to support science and education on hive.

Physopelta slanbuschii | Ecency