Arachnids, invertebrates, and insects from around the world: the historic RBA collection returns to newsstands

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An extraordinary collection by RBA returns, dedicated to discovering the most spectacular insects, arachnids, and invertebrates from the five continents. This collection combines scientific rigor with the fascination of exploration, offering the whole family the chance to examine unique and surprising creatures up close. All specimens included in the collection come exclusively from specialized breeding laboratories; no element has been captured in its natural habitat and no species belongs to lists of protected or endangered species, thus ensuring full respect for nature.

Each issue is accompanied by a detailed fascicle, developed with the support of expert entomologists and enriched with spectacular graphic reconstructions, photos, and macro illustrations. The internal sections will guide readers through the secrets of arthropod anatomy, their complex mating rituals, hunting and defense strategies, biological records, and the myths or legends surrounding them. The strength of the collection lies in the innovative preservation system: the authentic invertebrates are in fact enclosed within transparent plastic resin blocks, which mimic the fossilization process of natural amber. This method allows the specimens to be observed in total safety and from any angle, keeping them inside special display cases and labeling them with the identification stickers provided throughout the course of the work.

Collection Plan :

1. Golden scorpion (China) — 16.09.26
2. Emerald beetle (Japan) — 03.10.26
3. Japanese spider (Japan) — 17.10.26
4. Giant wasp (Thailand) — 31.10.26
5. Asian cicada (Korea) — 14.11.26
6. Pisaurid spider (Turkey) — 21.11.26
7. Asian pine beetle (Japan) — 28.11.26
8. Saber-jawed ant (India) — 05.12.26
9. Jumping beetle (Laos) — 12.12.26
10. Green jewel beetle (Kenya) — 19.12.26
11. Insect — 02.01.27
12. Golden beetle (Taiwan) — 09.01.27
13. American cockroach (Colombia) — 16.01.27
14. Oriental purse-web spider (Vietnam) — 23.01.27
15. Zebra beetle (Turkey) — 30.01.27
16. Oriental stink bug (Thailand) — 06.02.27
17. Spotted longhorn beetle (Laos) — 13.02.27
18. Dragonfly nymph (Iran) — 20.02.27
19. Indochinese cicada (Thailand) — 27.02.27
20. Indochinese longhorn beetle (Laos) — 06.03.27
21. Brown grasshopper (Australia) — 13.03.27
22. Insect — 20.03.27
23. Damp-wood termite (Japan) — 27.03.27
24. Thunder bug (China) — 03.04.27
25. Insect — 10.04.27
26. Dragonfly larva (Brazil) — 17.04.27
27. Insect — 24.04.27
28. Insect — 01.05.27
29. Dobsonfly (larva) (Nicaragua) — 08.05.27
30. Insect — 15.05.27
31. Insect — 22.05.27
32. Spiny spider (Zambia) — 29.05.27
33. Blue damselfly (India) — 05.06.27
34. Dragonfly nymph (Iran) — 12.06.27
35. Nepalese ant (Nepal) — 19.06.27
36. Oriental flower beetle (Philippines) — 26.06.27
37. Asian stag beetle (Philippines) — 03.07.27
38. Indonesian stink bug (Indonesia) — 10.07.27
39. Durand spider (South Africa) — 17.07.27
40. Asian cricket (Indonesia) — 24.07.27
41. Dragon tail (Myanmar) — 31.07.27
42. Chinese cockroach (China) — 07.08.27
43. Oriental stinging beetle (Cambodia) — 14.08.27
44. Spittlebug cicada (Indonesia) — 21.08.27
45. Tropical mole cricket (China) — 28.08.27
46. Black soldier fly (Peru) — 04.09.27
47. Yellow longhorn beetle (Taiwan) — 11.09.27
48. Exotic bee (India) — 18.09.27
49. Cotton stainer bug (New Guinea) — 25.09.27
50. Insect — 02.10.27
51. Japanese emerald beetle (Japan) — 09.10.27
52. Oriental millipede (India) — 16.10.27
53. Insect — 23.10.27
54. Asian dragonfly (Pakistan) — 30.10.27
55. Taiwan shield bug (Taiwan) — 06.11.27
56. Insect — 13.11.27
57. Black Indochinese scorpion (Singapore) — 20.11.27
58. Insect — 27.11.27
59. Asian honey wasp (India) — 04.12.27
60. False longhorn beetle (Vietnam) — 11.12.27
61. Asian dung beetle (Nepal) — 18.12.27
62. Large-headed cricket (Pakistan) — 24.12.27
63. Tropical black cicada (China) — 31.12.27
64. Insect — 08.01.28
65. Insect — 15.01.28
66. Insect — 22.01.28
67. Tiger millipede (Canada) — 29.01.28
68. Red and black striped bug (China) — 05.02.28
69. Giant Formosan cicada (Taiwan) — 12.02.28
70. Insect — 19.02.28
71. Insect — 26.02.28
72. Insect — 04.03.28
73. Insect — 11.03.28
74. Dark leaf beetle (Argentina) — 18.03.28
75. Spotted leaf beetle (Laos) — 25.03.28
76. Insect — 01.04.28
77. Insect — 08.04.28
78. Giant American cicada (Peru) — 15.04.28
79. Insect — 22.04.28
80. Insect — 29.04.28
81. Black spotted cicada (Thailand) — 06.05.28
82. Insect — 13.05.28
83. Insect — 20.05.28