Thrips, a Thysanoptera insect, was discovered in Jordanian amber dating back 140 million years

Scientist Abbas Haddadin discovered a thrips insect in Jordanian amber dating back 140 million years. This small insect, less than 2 mm long, has small wings with hairs at the tips. It feeds on flower nectar, plant leaves, and fruit juices, especially tomatoes and grapes, where it deforms these fruits, leaving silver or bronze spots on them.اضافة اعلان
It was discovered in Jordanian amber, and Jordanian history recorded this age. Its first appearance in Jordanian amber, as in the picture of the thrips insect.
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