Insect specimens are important teaching tools used in biology education to showcase the diversity and morphological characteristics of insects. These specimens undergo professional processes such as collection, fixation, drying, and mounting, and can be preserved for a long time without losing their form and color. In biology teaching, insect specimens allow students to visually observe the morphological structure of different insects, such as body segmentation, wing veins, foot morphology, etc., helping students learn and identify various insect species. The use of insect specimens not only enhances students' interest in biology, but also cultivates their observational skills and taxonomic knowledge, making it a valuable auxiliary tool in biological experimental teaching.