Question

how do insects get trapped inside amber​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Once a viscous liquid, it becomes solid upon fossilization, often trapping whatever creatures or other small organisms that originally get stuck in the substance. Sometimes more surprising things have gotten caught in amber. ... One thing amber does not preserve however, is DNA.

Answer 2

Explanation:

. Amber is sticky, like honey or glue. The insects land on tree sap either intentionally or by accident, and can't exert enough force to remove themselves from it. The tree sap continues to flow and coats the insect. The sap hardens into amber, preserving the now dead insect forever.

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